Sentence examples for generous thanks from inspiring English sources

By sector, manufacturers are particularly generous thanks to a profit windfall from exports on the back of the cheaper yen.

Year-end bonuses at big companies are likely to be generous, thanks to profits from a weak yen.

As I explained in my last two posts, government assistance programs have not only supported more people but become more generous, thanks to changes in benefit rules since 2007.

But what I discover as the bowl rests in my hands is that it is the times, experiences and relationships in my life that have rocked my world and challenged me in the deepest ways, worked my heart and soul in the hardest ways, that reveal their shameless thirst for my genuine, generous thanks.

But all benefit rates are likely to become less generous now, thanks to the government's shortage of cash.

But the offices could easily be those of a trade group, and a plaque in the lobby thanks "generous" corporate friends, among them Dow, DuPont, and Georgia-Pacific.

Adrienne Biasin, the old woman for whom this hole in the wall was named, has retired, but her bistro is bubblier, better and more generous than ever, thanks to the new owner, the chic Marie-Josee Cervoni.

Candy Gourlay is generous in her thanks and quick to acknowledge her influences, but Shine reads like a story that could only happen as it does between the covers of this book.

It's a generous gift of thanks and gesture of love for his 40,000 soundcloud fans.

The Kansas City Star reported Friday that the Tillmans donated $25,000 to the Salvation Army Thursday night in a generous act of thanks.

In response, proponents of socialism point to the example of the Scandinavian countries, which have a very high standard of living and generous social programs, thanks to the very intrusive government regulations and high taxes imposed on the rich.