Sentence examples for is not very generous from inspiring English sources
"The state is not very generous with public schools, unfortunately.
The box in question is the Kirk's stage, which is not very generous in the elbow-room department, but Mr. Goldin (York Theater Company's "Yank!") and Ms. DiPietropolo have crammed the musical numbers with surprise after surprise.
The game is not very generous with autosaves, particularly during missions or in the open-world.
As a general rule, the tax code isn't very generous when it comes to writing off non-business losses, although Congress and the IRS have made a few notable taxpayer-friendly changes recently.
The U.S. isn't very generous, but it is flexible.
They are more about tricking than giving – orchids are not very generous.
(As Nobbs plays Frank, one gets the sense he wants to relate through survivor's pain, not love or joy; he's not very generous).
Of the likely finalists, the first seed, Justine Henin, has the most sophisticated game — and a bracing one-handed backhand that's a joy to watch — but she's not very generous, on the court, and it's horrible to hear the TV guys pronouncing her last name "enna" for two weeks, which, even if correct, doesn't seem right.
"They're not very generous in sharing the revenue".
"We're good at being tight and being not very generous in gifting goals, but we did the complete opposite.
In countries such as Japan where eligibility for UI benefits is strict and benefit levels – as proxied by the net (after-tax) benefit replacement rate – are not very generous compared with most other OECD countries, the intensity of activation can be rather mild.
