Sentence examples for generous resources from inspiring English sources

If the Valley has a premise these days, it is that anything is possible — as long as there are generous resources and no interventions from outside.

— With relatively generous resources, lower overhead costs and experienced audiences, summer festivals can have an easier time than larger companies in presenting revelatory performances of operatic rarities.

In Atlanta, the investigators chosen to conduct the cheating inquiry were given the necessary legal tools (subpoena power) and generous resources (over 100 people were involved).

Assigned to the ship John Biscoe, he was given generous resources and told to carry out as much geology, minerology and meteorology as possible.

The swing to the party was respectable, but in light of the circumstances (the abrupt resignation of the Tory MP, Louise Mensch) and the generous resources poured into the campaign, not remarkable.

Reform, a think-tank, estimates that, without what it calls a "productivity miracle", the NHS could be facing a deficit of £7 billion ($12 billion) in 2010.A streamlined and responsive NHS that efficiently allocates the generous resources given to it by the taxpayer could still emerge over the next few years.

The internet is a wonderfully generous resource for those seeking to be self sufficient, as the many people who care about this ideal share their knowledge and information.

Some felt that Butterfly over-extended her not over-generous resources, and Tosca even more so, but her great predecessor at the Met Lucrezia Bori once commented: "No, I think it's all right.

"I am hopeful that state leaders will take advantage of the opportunity provided to insure their poorest families with these unusually generous federal resources," said Ms. Mann, a deputy administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

What pulled her back, she says, was the billionaire investor Sidney Harman — his enthusiasm, charm and generous financial resources to match — and the chance to return to long-form journalism.

In addition, Feniger provided generous financial resources for the UI, particularly through the endowed Jerome and Marian Feniger Fellowship in Communication Studies, which offers financial aid to needy and deserving majors who plan to pursue careers in broadcasting.