Sentence examples for more generous marker from inspiring English sources

They have little to lose: the mark is unlikely to go down so much that it puts the student on an E, and they could get a slightly more generous marker who moves it up to a C.

Sitcoms are generally more generous to their actors.

And Pollitt (2012a) argued that "a marker may award the same average mark, yet discriminate more finely amongst the objects, in effect being more generous to the better ones and more severe to the poorer or vice versa" (p. 168).

Maybe more generous.

Donors should be more generous.

Clines was much more generous.

Massachusetts provides more generous subsidies.

Australia is scarcely more generous.