Sentence examples for generous enough to enable from inspiring English sources

Going into the meeting, finance ministers sought to limit the overall costs of the rescue plan while Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the I.M.F., pushed for a deal that is generous enough to enable Cyprus eventually to pay the money back.

Going into the meeting, finance ministers sought to limit the overall costs of the rescue plan while Christine Lagarde, managing director of the I.M.F., pushed for a deal that is generous enough to enable Cyprus eventually to pay the money back.

First, everyone should receive either a wage from the government (with no obligation to work to earn it) generous enough to enable him to work only part time, or a capital endowment at birth; the risk of people squandering their endowment in "riotous living can be reduced by limiting their spending to approved objects (such as education)"; in addition, the schools would educate people for leisure.

But even a more generous settlement might not be enough to enable the government to meet its vital targets in the NHS plan to increase the number of doctors and nurses.

That's close enough to enable clinical study, and far enough to establish critical distance.

Answer: Enough to enable pursuit of the human potential.

I was generous enough to buy it but not generous enough to forgo mentioning the cost.

Each is generous enough to serve two: (212 265-4000.

But Van Ronk was generous enough to order another.

The tribe seemed generous enough to accommodate all of us.

Perhaps now people will be generous enough to give him that fresh start.