Sentence examples for generous in terms of from inspiring English sources

Italy is not generous in terms of social services and it's not flexible.

Kuwait, which has so far given $112m, is the second most generous in terms of total values given.

"Muslims may be the most generous in terms of giving but in terms of the charity world they are still learning.

On a personal note, he has been very generous in terms of the professional opportunities he's offered me, and I would like to thank him for that.

Of Mr. Ceriale, he said: "He's been phenomenally generous in terms of the vision, the understanding, and I think it's been a benefit to Blackstone.

"I've never left South Africa, even though I have spent more and more time in America doing my plays there because I found American audiences and theatres very generous in terms of my work.

England and Wales emerges as by far the most generous jurisdiction in terms of the average amount of legal aid allocated per case, €3,551, in 2010.

As a result, the next few years are likely to be a "buyer's market" for those going to university, with universities making more generous offers in terms of grades required.

Elsewhere in the data, we can see that London schools get relatively generous grant funding in terms of pounds per pupil, and average teacher salaries are relatively high (although by no means the highest in the country - Hampshire wins in that respect).

I'm trying to be generous with myself in terms of feeling physically vulnerable, but that's not my default position since I drive myself hard.

Poland is much more generous than Italy in terms of leave duration.