Sentence examples for could be more generous from inspiring English sources

This is one Conservative policy that could be more generous than Labour's, if inflation remains low.

Another strong point those old goats shared was that they could be more generous, having more spare cash in their "little coffers," unbeknownst to their wives.

If social security were concentrated exclusively on the lower income groups, provision could be more generous and the burden of public provision could be reduced.

Delicate hamachi taquitos ($12) could be more generous, while the enormous parrillada for two ($55), with steak, bone marrow, chorizo and morcilla arepas, could be more focused.

In particular America could be more generous; it has so far delivered a measly $1 billion.The focus of the reform needs to shift from budget cuts to boosting investment.

Mr. Gore has proposed spending an even larger amount, and one of the educators with whom Mr. Bush met here today seemed to suggest that Mr. Bush could be more generous.

Here the hanging could not be more generous; a cynic might say stretched out.

Three and a half hours north of the city in the iconic vacation spot of Newport, RI, portions couldn't be more generous at Perro Salado.

Two small changes in tax law could encourage people to be more generous.

And by allowing taxpayers to deduct contributions until they file, it could encourage Americans to be more generous.

Cash-rich universities could well afford to be more generous than the 1% offer currently on the table".