Sentence examples for more generous offer from inspiring English sources

It remains unclear whether a more generous offer from Volkswagen can derail the agreement with BMW.

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Although SMFG has not yet formally withdrawn its own, more generous, offer, it may now turn its mind to a different big merger.

"The Saudis understand that if they want the Administration to make a more generous political offer to the Palestinians they have to persuade the Arab states to make a more generous offer to the Israelis," Clawson told me.

He is presumably hoping for a more generous offer than Dresdner's even if he might not be able to vote for it himself, because a German regulator has blocked Cobra's voting rights.

He also wants to see a more generous offer made to Sean and Steve King, White's sons and the only-surviving beneficiaries of her estate, following her death in Florida in 1991.

But Mr Prabhakaran has rejected more generous offers in the past.

That grouping fought efforts to extend the negotiations into new areas, and demanded much more generous offers on agriculture from the rich world.

Some Democrat voices in America suggest he needs more generous offers, in faster sequence.To Mr Kim it thus makes sense to await a new bidder in the White House.

Colleges say more and more early decision applicants are circling back to bargain for better financial aid packages, or asking to be released from their agreements so they can consider more generous offers.

When students were more closely tied to their counterparts by virtue of being told that they attended the same university, for example— they made more generous offers out of a sense of guilt.