Sentence examples for less than generously from inspiring English sources
This is the only explanation I have for why, weeks after I'd stopped doing the project, I scolded someone who was behaving less than generously on a very crowded train.
Further, these two insurers also generally reimburse less generously than private payors.
They also pay their staff less generously than others.
Other elderly people need nursing care the Federal Government underwrites less generously than it once did.
Given that employers still contribute to the vast majority of schemes (even if less generously than they did to DB schemes), workers are turning down free money.
He's also a filmmaker who finds great, unsettling dark comedy in violence, and once again the blood does run, if somewhat less generously than in "The Host" and his often brilliant "Memories of Murder".
But one major difference in big companies today compared to 40 years ago is that today's giants pay less generously than the giants of the past, especially when it comes to their lowest-paid employees.
And while all such generalizations should be shunned — and then immediately repeated, for effect — the end of tipping will put an end to the endlessly repeated rumor and libel that women in restaurants tip less generously than men.
The chancellor, George Osborne, on Sunday answered critics who said Britain was acting less generously than Germany, which is on course to admit 800,000 people this year, by saying the prime minister would outline far-reaching plans to help the refugees.
Amour raises cultural risks in a western world that is already ageist, and in which stretched medical resources are meted out to older patients much less generously than to the young.
