Sentence examples for generous means from inspiring English sources

Of course, being generous means being generous to the favored, while being taxing means being taxing to the out of favor.

The proposed reforms, at a cost of £6m over five years, also provided for a more generous means test that would have allowed more people to qualify for local authority financial support.

It's a good-humored film (my colleague Anthony Lane calls attention to its genial riffs) that features stirring displays of martial courage, wit, and skill, but, above all, it's a coherent film, in which Jenkins says what she wants to say with clear but ample and generous means.

For more than 52 million people, Seguro Popular offers a generous means of support since it functions as a source of protection against catastrophic health expenditures, and provides a safety net to many of the country's most vulnerable households.

There's even a broad consensus on what could be done to solve it - a limit on the amount that people have to fork out for care and a more generous means test so a greater number get state help.

It is also bolstering the income of poorer pensioners with generous means-tested benefits.

Kirsty Williams, Wales's education secretary, announced that the country's universal £5,100 tuition grant is to be scrapped and replaced with a mix of generous means-tested benefits and loans based on students' family incomes from September 2018.

Guardian Australia confirmed on Tuesday that these FTB changes remained as government policy, but the budget also contained some new measures that would provide more generous means-testing arrangements for youth payments.

The substantial padding and smooth cotton-mix lining make it ideal for icy weather, and its generous size means room for growth.

Other federal states are not so generous, which means cities such as Munich are still groping in the dark when it comes to financing their first project.

In Korea, the Parks knew the cultural rules for gift-giving with regard to teachers, where a generous present means greater respect for, and closer access to, the receiver.