Sentence examples for generous prices from inspiring English sources

He funded exhibitions (his own work appeared in a couple), bought his friends' paintings at generous prices and paid Claude Monet's rent.

Slightly more generous prices were offered for McBride and Kent, both 5/1, and Ngozi Adichie was promoted to 3/1 second favourite.

That way, his supporters argue, they can offer such generous prices that banks can disgorge the assets without too painful a hit.

Their evident bewilderment is good news for literary punters, as it means generous prices are available somewhere for almost all Grayling's 13.

So far the second internet boom has mostly seen big firms paying generous prices for promising start-ups, but in 2008 it may start to look more like the first Bubble 2.0, if you like.

Between 2000 and 2004, BPI spent roughly €6 billion ($7.4 billion at current rates) on acquisitions, often paying what one analyst describes as "very generous prices".These purchases have created a complex group: it comprises BPI, the quoted parent bank, which has about 60% of the group's retail branches, and two quoted subsidiaries, one of which is Bipielle Investimenti.

The UK is expected to guarantee a generous price for nuclear-generated electricity to ensure more plants are built.

A generous price for third v 13th.

Then, they might explain that more generous pricing is needed to encourage investment in future drugs.

Even if it meant guaranteeing a generous price to the developers.

It was a generous price for the picture, but it must have disappointed Christie's.