Sentence examples for considerably less 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".

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

First, extend unemployment benefits, which are considerably less generous now than in the last recession; this will do double duty, helping some of the neediest while putting money into the hands of people who are likely to spend it.

John Hutton is leading a review of public sector pensions, and last week the prime minister warned public sector workers that their pensions would be considerably less generous in the future," she said.

Its dominance only lasted about a decade, though, from 1913-1926 by the most generous estimates, and probably considerably less.

Even with slightly higher wages, the new workers are considerably less expensive for G.M. than traditional U.A.W. employees, because of both lower wages and less generous benefits.

Under a breakthrough labor contract in 2007, new hires in non-assembly jobs will be paid only $14 an hour and will receive less generous benefits, which will narrow that remaining gap considerably.

Pennsylvania is considerably less elastic.

Almost all make considerably less.