Sentence examples for generous standards from inspiring English sources

Even by the generous standards of quantum physics, kaons are weird creatures.

House Republicans drove the cuts with complaints that the food stamp program is swollen with people taking advantage of overly generous standards.

Even by Niederhoffer's generous standards, going short a billion dollars of stock futures was a large bet, but it worked out well.

By the most generous standards it is a serious lapse if not a betrayal of the editorial professionalism on which the BBC's reputation has been built over generations.

Gina Pagnotta, who heads a union representing some of Atlanta's municipal employees, says "new employees will really be crucified", but that is only by the generous standards of existing public-sector pensions.In this section A sign of things to come?

But he angered many investors by rewarding himself and some of his most senior executives with pay packages that were outsize even by the generous standards of large oil companies.

And everyone else could choose a vastly less complicated system with two tax rates and a generous standard deduction.

Proposed tax breaks for working people, in contrast, include relatively modest reductions in tax rates, a more generous standard deduction and tax relief for child care expenses.

Some seniors are finding that their taxes are going up despite a more generous standard deduction, because of a provision that requires them to take money from their retirement accounts even if they don't need the cash.

For example, in District 16, in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, only five kindergartners will be eligible for gifted programs next year, even under the new, more generous standard; last fall, 34 kindergartners enrolled in gifted programs.

It was no help to Dreicer who still lost even under the more generous standard.