Sentence examples for generous target from inspiring English sources

In Albany, Mr. Bharara has found another generous target: He has convicted more than a dozen lawmakers on corruption charges.

The House bill would then replace the current formula for trimming reimbursements with a more generous "target" ratio -- which Congress could ignore whenever Medicare spending outpaced economic growth.

The user is presented with three generous targets to aim for in the urinal: stickers in the unit that read "Start", "Left" and "Right".

It is not just that international law, which surely applies in this case, is less generous towards targeted assassination.

Although the Fed's move is aggressive, since it follows two one-half of a percentage point cuts in January, Marc Wanshel, financial economist at J.P. Morgan, was expecting the Fed to deliver a more generous cut, targeting the stock market's decline and weakness in overseas economies.

And Carbide was forced to be more generous than other targets.

Needless to say the industry's guideline daily amounts were more generous than official targets, particularly on sugars.

The programme consists in generous incentives: it targets university students from low-income families and is awarded upon both merit and demonstrated financial need.

Safestore, a FTSE 250 company that offers storage space, withdrew its original proposal in March because rewards for individuals were judged too generous and performance targets too soft.

Yet the coalition has continued to devise new policies to tempt pensioners, including new rights for older workers to dip into their retirement pots, and generous savings bonds targeted exclusively at the over-65s.

Meanwhile, existing social assistance programmes suffered from several weaknesses: not generous enough, poorly targeted and, in some cases, an inability to sustain pre-crisis initiatives because of budgetary pressure.