Sentence examples for generous terms for from inspiring English sources

The Chancellor also announced more generous terms for the Working Families Tax Credit (WFTC).

The press has other, less generous terms for them, including "parasite singles" and "herbivore men".

Meanwhile, Spain has also maintained generous terms for accessing free legal aid, which is available to anybody earning less than twice the country's minimum wage.

The church is also set to agree to the idea of women bishops, with less generous terms for dissenters than Archbishop Williams would have liked.

This kind of arrangement has now become standard, though with less generous terms, for people involved in workshops that lead to Broadway productions.

Yet despite the seemingly generous terms for Mr. Buffett, analysts say, G.E. is getting not only needed financing but also a credibility dividend.

The Micro-Toasts would fit on the head of a pin; Two Grains of Rice is a very generous term for what is, at heart, cellular.

The house also has its own lake, a generous term for what is really a pond, or perhaps, more accurately, a really big puddle.

Though nest is a generous term for some of the open-air, ledge-based homes created between April and late July each year.

Of course, boob may be a less than generous term for what Evans was working with, given his massive muscling up and physical transformation to play the First Avenger.

And though I'd tempered expectations, knowing Destiny was more about the experience with other people than its single-player story, the game's "ending" – a generous term for a sequence that ended abruptly and explained nothing about what happened – nearly had me tossing the controller across the room.