Sentence examples for less generous about from inspiring English sources

His father has been less generous about Aldridge in the past, yet when I mention this there is an awkward silence.

In the end, their less generous predictions about peers' behavior tend to be dead-on accurate — for themselves as well as others in the study.

Does that fit a world where workers are increasingly subject to short-term contracts, where women take time off for child-rearing, and where keeping a job past age 55 is difficult?If the median worker wanted a 75% chance of an adequate retirement income, they would need total contributions of 13% of salary, or 17% on a less generous assumption about the likely level of the state pension.

Banks are less generous and sentimental about loans.

The report says: "In the longer term, the new system will be less generous to just about everyone than the system it is replacing.

Interestingly, according to the report's author, Kristen Soltis Anderson, co-founder of Echelon Insights and a respected Republican researcher, the more education those surveyed had, the less generous they were about affordability and availability, even if they thought those were serious problems.

He reported that less generous insurance accounted for about one-fifth of the slowdown from 2007 to 2011.

There have been a lot of complaints about less generous ACA plans, which fall into the "bronze" and sometimes "silver" categories.

Sir John Hood, who chairs WPP's remuneration committee, said 89% of Sorrell's share pay was under the incentive plan agreed at the 2009 annual meeting and that a less generous plan was approved by about 80% of shareholders two years ago.

Mr Hilleary talks vaguely about making TennCare less generous.

But, when Foss heard about the mimicry, he was less generous in his appraisal of Brown's originality.