Sentence examples for invest generously from inspiring English sources

To provide it, we as a society will have to invest generously in our schools and in our universities.

He was shrewd, flexible, ingenious, always ready to embrace technical developments, or exploit commercial opportunities, frugal most of the time but ready to invest generously when necessary.

The longer franchise was also less prescriptive: although the Department for Transport (DfT) demands the company invest in the railway and regulates its fares, it does not force a timetable onto the railway, as it does with other services.Longer franchises are also risky, however, and do not mean railway companies are guaranteed to invest generously in their lines.

Parents are thus willing to invest generously to help their children get ahead in school.

Invest generously in the future of your brand.

Governments in Singapore, Denmark and China have also invested generously.

Otis Chandler, who took over in 1960, sought to create a rival to the east-coast giants; he invested generously, opening bureaus at home and abroad and earning profits and Pulitzers.

On Saturday they looked even to control the weather, thereby frustrating Leagues One and Two, but Torquay, with a local board of true fans who have invested generously, defied them and got their reward.

Business contributed powerfully to the boom of the late 1990's by investing generously in high-tech machinery and computers, but then cut back sharply in the dot-com bust, helping to weaken the economy.

We believe that there is now a real opportunity for the international community, working with all sectors of Haitian society – the interim government, civil society, the private sector, communities and families --  to reaffirm its commitment to help create a healthier, more educated, more productive and secure society by investing generously in the country's future: its children.

But what makes Oklahoma unique is its willingness to invest so generously, for which it must be commended".