Sentence examples for generous to its from inspiring English sources

And Xinhua could, in this rare instance, be a little more generous to its government.

Rio is one of the few big miners that can afford to be generous to its shareholders these days.

In the past few months, AMD's shares have outperformed Intel's (see chart).Intel, however, is neither slothful nor generous to its rivals.

"You could, I suppose, criticize the movie for being too sincere; too generous to its imperfect, self-deluded characters; too absorbed in their small crises and disproportionate reactions.

The Obama administration, like its predecessors, has been far too generous to its "bundlers" – the fundraisers who solicit donations from their friends and colleagues and assemble them in a very green bouquet for the campaign.

Though Hughes is more generous to its founder, Henry Luce, than I would be, he is right to credit its managing editor at the time, Henry Grunwald, with keeping its "cultural priorities" straight.

It comprised two pieces but, crucially, the bottom, was sufficiently generous to cover its wearer's bellybutton.

So, we were led to assume, not only does our splendid Eurosuperlink provide a magical route to bliss; it also offers generous perks to its workers.

And it made friends with Taiwan, a generous donor to its dwindling band of diplomatic partners.The abrupt end to the detention-centre business may throw Nauru again on the mercy of international donors.

Last week, Johnson & Johnson gave a seriously generous gift to its employees who are parents-to-be.

Meantime, the club extends generous contracts to its senior players, though Cole has yet to sign any new deal.