Sentence examples for considerably more generous from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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.

"While we have focused on Twitter, who are considerably more generous in sharing their data with us, it's important to note misogyny is prevalent across all social media.

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.

Giselle herself becomes livelier than the blushing violet of many interpretations, while her beloved Albrecht's fiancée, Bathilde, becomes considerably more quiet, touching and generous.

Two restaurants along, business is considerably brisker, but he denies they are more generous with their meat.

Working with a small staff and a generous budget — fifteen million dollars, considerably more than most established festivals had to spend at the time — Poots put together a program of about twenty events, to be staged throughout the city.

However generous the pledges, development experts and Afghanistan specialists said the country would require considerably more money to avoid reverting to a corrupt and tribal state under the influence of drug lords.

For one thing, you'd have to be spectacularly generous of spirit not to note that this project has gained this rather ordinary Belgian indie band considerably more traction than they might otherwise have expected.