Sentence examples for extreme giving from inspiring English sources

For thousands of years, some native cultures have engaged in the potlatch, a complex ceremony that celebrates extreme giving.

Singer has since retreated from the front line of extreme giving towards 10 per cent of income, the traditional "tithe", as a target for donations.

"Give and Take" incorporates scores of studies and personal case histories that suggest the benefits of an attitude of extreme giving at work.

The New Yorker writer Larissa MacFarquhar explores the dilemmas of extreme giving, or ultra-philanthropy, in a mind-expanding new book entitled Strangers Drowning.

And of course, considering the dire state of the global wealth gap, it would be counterproductive to do anything that could discourage future extreme giving from the wealthy.

Over the years, he has taken the practice to the extreme, giving lengthy hugs to both men and women wherever he goes.

"We feel the scope of this action is uncalled for and extreme given the voluntary worldwide recall" of 15-inch tires for Explorers, the tire maker said.

Putnam argued in its filing that the fine sought by the S.E.C. was extreme, given the relatively small profit made by the employees.

At the other extreme, given his self-proclaimed loved for porn it's suprising that John Mayer is not more adored in Australia.

As well as, not instead of – which I am aware is naive in the extreme given the nature of business, corporations and high streets.

The all-or-nothing approach is reckless in the extreme, given the uncertainty over whether a final agreement will be reached.