Sentence examples for generous definitions from inspiring English sources

The Americans want unrestricted trading and generous definitions of what constitutes a sink, despite scientific uncertainties about this point.

Millennials are currently aged 20-35, or born between 1980 and the end of 1994 (with some more generous definitions taking in those born up to 2000).

Before the Sept. 11 attacks, the European Commission had been encouraging the European Union's 15 members to write broader, more generous definitions of refugee rights.

On this issue too, the Americans are keen on the broadest and most generous definitions, while the Europeans want sharp curbs on the use of sinks.Two new studies highlight some of the uncertainties.

The goalposts for middle age have shifted over the decades – people in their late 30s were once included, and today's most generous definitions stretch to 65 – but the U-shaped curve is as good a way of finding its centre as any: I must be in mid-life, because I'm so damn unhappy.

Of the 150 million Indians online we only have 10 million households with broadband connectivity and even that is a very generous definition of broadband.

And that figure is reached only by using a very generous definition of telecommuting — working from home at least one hour per week.

And because Pepsi can't be described as good for you, even within Nooyi's generous definition of that phrase, the brand has to be good in some other way.

Well, you could actually make the argument, at a stretch, that the government's changes do have retrospective "elements" (using a very generous definition of retrospective), so the IPA isn't completely bonkers.

Under a generous definition, it stretches from Post Road West to Wilton Road, from Norwalk to the Saugatuck River, which means it has about 3,500 people across two and a half square miles, according to census figures.

The rest of the page is devoted to giving a passionate and generous definition of what a photo is and what it can do — all opportunity and no closed doors.