Sentence examples for generous base from inspiring English sources

The chirashi (scattered sushi) could have used a more generous base of rice, but was nonetheless delicious.

Scribd, with a generous base of 80 million visitors to its site each month, said it was positioned to become a prominent e-book subscription service, in which consumers pay a flat monthly fee for access to a large catalog of e-books.

I felt the same about the model apartment, although it was nicely furnished by Mr. Groves and came with lots of solid-core 8-foot-6-inch doors, good-looking hardware, generous base moldings, closet lights that go on and off (good!), fumed-oak parquet floors and top-of-the line appliances.

But while the shareholders of GM and Chrysler were wiped out, and the GM bondholders got only a 10% equity stake in the new GM for the $27 billion they lent the old GM, there has been no reduction in the generous base pay, health care or pensions of active UAW workers.

The cartoon merchant might be grouchy or generous, based on how it "feels" about a return customer or how a new buyer manages to manipulate its mood.

Furthermore, BIL has paid generous dividends based on inflated asset values in its accounts.

Their numbers will rise as the more generous benefits, based on previous earnings, run out after two years.

The company will offer more generous benefits, based in part on years of service, to those laid-off employees who sign releases, said Ken Phillips, a Motorola spokesman.

He said the New York hospitals were entitled to a much more generous settlement, based on the services they provided Medicare patients.

It was a very generous plan, based on the value of your house and what share of your tax bill went for school financing (the statewide average being about half).

Miller, who during his final Olympics four years ago, in Sochi, was also asked to talk on camera about a death in his family, was being generous, and, based on his own experience coming up short of expectations in the Olympics, insightful.