Sentence examples for less generous to from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most important, society has become less generous to them.

Flahive's unfeeling material is infinitely less generous to the heroine.

Pensions should become more progressive (ie, less generous to the rich).

"I have to practice being less generous to my friends," she said.

Unsurprisingly, the American state is also less generous to the poor.

Otto Antonius greatly improved the living conditions of the animals but proved less generous to humans.

And it is difficult to imagine constructing a system that provided less generous benefits to retirees than to survivors and the disabled.

But, as America's successful campaign to cut emissions of sulphur and nitrogen oxides showed, such schemes need to have longer time-horizons and less generous allowances to industry.As for Europe, it needs to think again.

If the differences are stark enough, it's easy to imagine many poor people moving from less generous states to those offering greater coverage.

It also offers less generous access to former colonies through preferential deals.

Osborne also disclosed he would save £540m by 2017-18 by introducing a less generous formula to subsidise the rent levels of social landlords, including housing associations.