Sentence examples similar to generous pace from inspiring English sources

Her work is seriously crafted and paced, as generous as it is dangerous.

The only stipulation was that they should improve their lending record to the private sector (which could mean their stock of loans to businesses declining at a slower pace).Despite these generous terms, banks were chary about accepting the offer, borrowing only €83 billion in September.

The pace in the race had been generous from the start, however, thinning the field slightly and offering him a little more space to work with.

His first set at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola on Tuesday night was typical: generous in its warmth and strategic in its pacing, with a wealth of serendipitous detail.

South Korea, impatient at the slow pace of the talks, is offering ever more generous assistance to the North.

Katich's perspective may have been generous considering both sides expected to be greeted with the pace and bounce that has been The Oval's trademark.

"Let's be generous and say you have 40 years left at that pace," offered John. "One book a week for 40 years, rounded down a little for weeks where work is crazy or you spontaneously go blind, that equals... 2000".

Go at the learner's pace but try to encourage progress by being generous with praise and encouragement.

Even if marula fruit contained 3% ethanol (a generous estimate) an elephant eating only marula fruits at a normal pace would barely consume half the alcohol necessary in a single day to become drunk.

The pace of Silicon Valley makes it difficult for us to be generous with our time.

Generous immigration quotas and tax incentives designed to boost the birth rate have pushed population growth to its fastest pace since the years just after World War II.