Sentence examples for generous aim from inspiring English sources
Despite the "generous aim" of a prize it has sponsored since 1993, the SFP is "incapable of handling" the type of controversy that dogged last year's pick, the board stated.
Industry analysts said the proposed contract was unusually generous and aimed to put a definitive end to a fractious era during which the machinists went on strike five times since 1977, including a 58-day strike in 2008 that cost Boeing $1.8 billion.
That's despite the Chinese government cutting back on some of its generous subsidies aimed at encouraging early ownership of EVs and eco-friendly hybrid cars.
The user is presented with three generous targets to aim for in the urinal: stickers in the unit that read "Start", "Left" and "Right".
It is an axiom of social welfare policy that benefits that go to all income groups are always more generous than those aimed at the poor.
The relationship between the two countries has deteriorated since Italy began a very generous tax amnesty aimed at capturing billions of euros hidden by Italians in Switzerland and elsewhere.
While their refusenik colleagues may have eschewed the allure and generous resettlement package aimed at persuading them to move to Manchester and its sister city, the first of 2,300 employees due to take up employment in the state-of-the-art office and studio complex will find themselves entering a strangely soothing, colour-coordinated environment.
But in the long run it could transform Japan's attitude to entrepreneurship, says Yoshito Hori, the founder of GLOBIS, a business school.The industry ministry is promising to provide generous funding with the aim of doubling Japan's rate of business start-ups by 2020.
The amount of adjustment required during normal system operation, and after LRA Least Replaceable Assemblyy) replacement, can be minimized (or eliminated) by generous tolerance in the design, aimed at low sensitivity to drift.
The target of 240 in two sessions was far more generous than the norm — aimed to tempt West Indies into chasing the runs and losing wickets.
O'Casey described The Silver Tassie as "a generous handful of stones, aimed indiscriminately".
