Sentence examples for generous design from inspiring English sources

Not only is INDEX: the world's most generous design prize in financial terms, it is one of the few awards to have made a meaningful contribution to design discourse.

Ms. Biberman is the first to admit that green roofs, as far as she knows, have not yet been proved to reduce energy costs (they cool buildings and reduce storm water runoff), but she says that the roofs, like the generous landscape design, were something her organization deemed worthwhile.

Prices may be high, but dishes are generous and designed for sharing.

The Crisis Center, which is financed by the county, humanitarian agencies and generous donors, designed the lottery to get people out of a pinch.

So if Congress proceeds with a drug benefit now, the coverage should be generous and designed in a way that would not interfere with future efforts to overhaul the program.

Large provider networks (which imply lower provider discounts) and generous benefit designs stave off those calls.

The bill will also subsidize $80 billion of retirees' health benefits from private businesses over the next ten years, part of an unexpectedly generous inducement designed to dissuade companies from ending retiree benefits, putting more stress on Medicare.

Definitely one for grown ups with generous sized individually designed dark chocolates.

Generous and poorly designed severance payments cause conflict, Mr Gonzaga says, and encourage workers to move frequently.

Unless Congress passes the right kind of drug benefit -- generous and properly designed -- it could do future Medicare recipients more harm than good.

Tax experts from the bank, which is now majority-owned by UK taxpayers, spent years building a £3.8bn film distribution financing portfolio to exploit generous tax benefits designed by ministers to aid the UK film industry.