Sentence examples similar to considerably generous from inspiring English sources

Fleetwood are considerably less generous.

And her unemployment benefits will be considerably less generous.

The rules for MPs are already considerably less generous than this".

While the food is pricey -- starters are $10 to $21, entrees $26 to $34 and desserts $8 to $9.50 -- the portions seem considerably more generous nowadays.

Lin and McNichols showed that independent analysts were considerably less generous with their forecasts than analysts whose bank had a relationship with a company.

Mr. Sullivan said that in the 1989 fiscal year, when state spending was considerably more generous, nine towns posted a municipal fund deficit.

Mr. Wilhelm vigorously denied Yale's version, saying that the final agreement, especially on pensions, was considerably more generous than what Yale was offering before the walkout.

Many countries are considerably more generous to their undergraduates than we are: in Holland, for instance, you'll pay just £1,500 a year for your course.

Yahoo's policy is considerably more generous than most companies in the United States, where paid parental leave lags far behind other developed nations.

In Camp's defense, differently configured households might fare better than Greenstein's example; he mitigates the changes to the EITC with a considerably more generous child tax credit, which is also linked to wages and, therefore, work effort.

Mr. Begala said that most Americans still received most of their news from local television, which is considerably more generous in covering the former president than the national news media is.