There's a generous helping of history and conspiracy theory, too, for those who like that sort of thing.
Fueling the market were what Chrysler called "nuclear incentives" -- the most generous offers in history of rebates, interest-free financing and discount-lease deals.
A new paper* by Barry Eichengreen of the University of California, Berkeley, and Peter Temin of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, adds a dash of subtlety and a generous slice of history to this sort of analysis.
According to the "generosity index" compiled by Stephen Howes, a development economist at the Australian National University, by 2017-18 Australia's budget would be the least generous in the history of the country's formal aid program, with a ratio of 0.21.
There are many episodes that are not known about in our so-called generous race relations history.' Martin Davidson, executive producer of the programmes, said: 'We are not bringing out a heritage site gift shop.
We've been one of the most generous nations in history.
Drugs are given only to those with serious symptoms, which may take years to develop, so the goal is to see 10m treated by 2010.Though other factors were involved, it does not take an over-generous interpretation of history to allow that UNGASS played a large part in bringing about the changes behind the better news.
American history is generous with unprecedented moments.
Yet despite the generous pledges of aid, history suggests expectations may need to be tempered.
The novels are panoramic, expansive, intriguing as social history and generous in their storytelling.
