Sentence examples for generous compared with the from inspiring English sources

A college spokeswoman says that following merger with City College, TMC has "a plethora of inherited contracts many of which... were generous compared with the sector".

Although not unheard of, the cutoff (p < 0.2) for inclusion of factors and variables associated with ADHD on univariate analysis was generous compared with the commonly used 0.1 or 0.05, and very close to the p-value of the lead ADHD association of 0.19.

The government's attempt to instil fear, guilt or gratitude by suggesting that public service pensions are generous compared with those in the private sector has also backfired.

The UK's family reunion provisions are generous compared with those of many EU countries.

Nor was it the way in which Ehud Barak conducted the Camp David talks, presenting to Yasir Arafat as ultimatums proposals that, while they were generous compared with Israeli positions in the past, were entirely insufficient in Palestinian eyes.

Details of the contract are labyrinthine, but the company essentially describes its offer as equally generous compared with what machinists received, and the engineers describe it as a step backward that nearly wipes out salary gains with new health-care fees.

In countries such as Japan where eligibility for UI benefits is strict and benefit levels – as proxied by the net (after-tax) benefit replacement rate – are not very generous compared with most other OECD countries, the intensity of activation can be rather mild.

Investors seem to agree with the assessment of Mr. Lemos, the Morningstar analyst, that the price range is "generous," compared with Circuit City's value as a stand-alone business.

In taxi form, the Transit Connect has 41.5 inches of rear legroom, generous compared with most midsize sedans and only slightly less than the extended version of the Crown Victoria, which is more than three feet longer.

For while today's generation of pensioners may be angry about the puny size of their basic state pension, it is positively generous compared with what tomorrow's generation will receive.In this section Getting noticed On the up Wait for it Wild wild East Playing the race card A friend turned foe What am I bid?

When you talk to donors they wonder "why am I giving to you?" Wealthy people in the UK by and large are quite generous compared with most countries, but they are used to giving to the arts or health charities.