Sentence examples for generous consumer from inspiring English sources

To take just one example, from now on the personal tax allowance is to increase not in line with the cost of living, but with the less generous consumer price index.

Mr. Girsky said that the Chinese government had not requested the transfer to China of specific technologies from the Volt, and that G.M. understood that the Volt would not be eligible for the generous consumer subsidies China offered buyers of clean-energy cars.

Like SunRun and SolarCity, its main (and much larger) competitors in the solar-leasing game, Sungevity has begun making an aggressive push into the Northeastern market, where the high cost of electricity and, in some states, generous consumer incentives are driving substantial growth.

Andreas Scheuerle of Dekabank says that Germany's generous consumers are to thank.

However, this was calculated before the government changed the way it uprated public-sector pensions, replacing the retail prices index (RPI) with the less-generous consumer prices index (CPI).

That means the government must guarantee that any subsidies for new power generation and any rate of return to suppliers are fair, and not overly generous at consumers' expense.

"The government must guarantee that any subsidies for new power generation and any rate of return to suppliers are fair, and not overly generous at consumers' expense," said the group's director of energy Audrey Gallacher.

Banks were telling the Federal Reserve for several quarters that they were becoming a little more generous in extending consumer credit, and the rise in nonrevolving loans appears to bear that out.

For example, Georgia is among the most popular states for EVs because of its generous $5,000 EV consumer credit, which advocates are currently fighting to defend.

Generous subsidies for consumers to install their own solar panels or solar water heaters have produced flurries of activity on rooftops across China.

"Such fleet modernization programs, which provide a generous credit to consumers who turn in old, less fuel-efficient cars and purchase cleaner cars, have been successful in boosting auto sales in a number of European countries," Mr. Obama said.