Sentence examples for more generous future from inspiring English sources

I say this not for sympathy or pity, but to note that people with nothing can possess joy, never naive enough to believe that future sorrows would not befall them, but ever hopeful for a more generous future.

Or we can work, as well as we can, to shape a more generous common future.

Often in tough financial times, these politicians made pensions more generous and increased future costs rather than take hard choices with the union.

It allows some deportees to return from abroad to join their families and creates a more generous and sensible future flow of temporary workers.

Due, in part, to more generous assumptions about future rates of return, IBM's pension funds that year earned the firm over $1.5 billion—13% of profits.

Planned amendments going before the Commons on Monday will include a more generous scheme for future victims, along the lines of the settlement for victims of the 7/7 terror bombings in London.

It does encompass biorefinery practices, but these are planned no earlier than after all developments are complete, making it the least certain step and dependent upon more generous policies in the future.

The EPA will also require the Caribbean to extend to Europe any more generous concessions that it makes in future to countries such as Brazil or China.

But we can equip our children to create a more generous and loving world for the future.

But a fun, and perhaps more generous way to revisit a "near future" sci-fi movie is to view it alongside another movie that was released in the actual year the first movie was set.

And the Guardian cited Anne Ramberg, head of Sweden's Bar Association, suggesting the latest Supreme Court decision actually opens the door for a more generous concept of proportionality in the future.