Sentence examples for generous reserves from inspiring English sources
Like many nonprofit insurers, Blue Shield has been criticized for seeking large premium increases and for maintaining overly generous reserves.
Like many nonprofit insurers, Blue Shield has come under sharp criticism for seeking large premium increases and for maintaining overly generous reserves.
Hasn't Greece done more than its share, with almost nonexistent material resources, but with extremely generous reserves of altruism and compassion, to respond to the humanitarian crisis that landed on its shores, while just emerging from a devastating financial crisis?
It was concluded that a generous reserve capacity of the catenary action in beams that carry the gravity loads in a tension mode is necessary for mitigating progressive collapse.
Its strategic significance is no less striking: Indonesia sits on generous oil reserves of its own, and through its waters pass about half of all the world's shipping, including most of the energy requirements of Japan and South Korea.
Others are more generous, even reserving part of the parental leave period for fathers.
He describes them as poor but generous, independent, reserved, strong, totally illiterate and very superstitious rather than religious in a conventional sense.
She can't say an ill word about Mr. Lange — he's "wonderful," "kind," "generous" — instead reserving all her (seemingly mild) anger for Ms. Thiébaud.
In recent years, Democrats and Republicans alike have advocated a "work-based safety net" that seeks to make benefits more generous while reserving them for people who work.
So far its earnings have been bolstered by writing back the generous bad-loan reserves set up by the government, or by getting nervous fellow-creditor banks to buy its portion of bad loans rather than have Shinsei trigger a bankruptcy.In the past three years the bank has slashed its total loans by half.
In this regard, we demonstrate the potential pliability of Y. lipolytica toward the biosynthetic production of value-added molecules from its generous fatty acid reserves.
