Sentence examples for generous complex from inspiring English sources

Discovered in the 16th century but re-engineered for the 21st, the geothermal spring at Langenfeld (aqua-dome.at) has become an Alpine playground with a generous complex of indoor and outdoor pools.

Stay: Holiday Options (0844 477 0452; holidayoptions.co.uk) has a seven-night holiday in early May at the four-star Hotel Club Levante for £1,639, including flights from Stansted, B&B and some dinners Discovered in the 16th century but re-engineered for the 21st, the geothermal spring at Langenfeld (aqua-dome.at) has become an Alpine playground with a generous complex of indoor and outdoor pools.

Again, the United States is keenest on the most generous definitions.Compliance: Any complex treaty is not worth the paper it is written on unless there is a clear regime of compliance.

This is the really important but undefinable work that is highly complex but generous enough to think of families in the round.

It's one of many across the globe, and it is one that stands complex and generous — as part of a global picture, but also on its own.

This week in The New York Times Book Review, Julie Myerson reviews Andrew Solomon's "Far From the Tree," and calls it "a generous, humane and — in complex and unexpected ways — compassionate book about what it means to be a parent".

The museum's director Paul Kirkman said: "Along with all our generous supporters for this complex project, we have all been looking forward to the day when Flying Scotsman is once again running on Britain's tracks.

"Parenting is no sport for perfectionists," Andrew Solomon rather gloriously understates toward the end of "Far From the Tree," a generous, humane and — in complex and unexpected ways — compassionate book about what it means to be a parent.

This seems rather generous, considering how incredibly complex the supply chain is, and how a given high-tech product might include pieces from 10 or 20 different countries, depending on how deep you want to dig.

Fidelity, one of the biggest investors in the stock market, has spoken out against "over-generous" and "over-complex" boardroom pay and called for shareholders to be given extra powers to vote down cash and share deals.

Private insurance rules are complex but generally are at least as generous as the entitlement programs.