Sentence examples for more generous side from inspiring English sources

"But it's a more generous side to the coach".

But the quietly commanding Mr. Thomas makes him sympathetic, and his budding romance with the carnie Chuck (a winning Lucas Papaelias), who gets some of the play's best lines, brings out a defter, more generous side of Mr. Hunter's writing.

Both guys are about seven inches hard, which is on the more generous side of average, so it seems body type is more of an issue than endowment.

On the firm's side, more generous maternity leave policies improve employee retention.

In other words, the prescription drug compromise allowed Democrats to further consolidate the senior constituency on the side of more generous government handouts.

On the bright side, some states have more generous leave laws that may cover you even if the federal law doesn't.

One negative side effect of a more generous tax credit is that it has the potential to lower pre-tax wages of low-income workers, causing workers to see a reduction in their take-home pay (a more generous tax credit would entice more people to enter the labor force, increasing the supply of labor and pushing wages down).

Among other factors increasing the pressure to claim a place is that from next season the safety net for relegated sides will also be vastly more generous.

As for the conservatives on the other side of the pond, O'Rourke is more generous.

Several labor experts predicted that the two sides might agree on a raise slightly more generous than that.

If poor countries now have WTO jurisprudence on their side, pressure may mount on rich countries to offer more generous cuts in subsidies.Then there is the question of how the decision will play in America itself.