Sentence examples for most generous offer from inspiring English sources

In Israeli eyes, Arafat walked away from the most generous offer he will ever get from an Israeli prime minister.

TAMPA, Fla .— Jeremy Lin, the Knicks' sensation, seems to have all his housing needs in order, but just in case he gets evicted or his sublet runs out, he was tendered a most generous offer on Saturday.

"It's the most generous offer to students of any part of the UK.

Dani Dayan, a prominent spokesman for the West Bank settlers, recently told The Guardian, "The two-state formula has proved futile innumerable times....Abbas has also not changed since his 2008 rejection of the most generous offer an Israeli leader will ever present".

Most of the people who reached out were victims whose lives I had touched through stories I had written, and but the offer that surprised me most, the most generous offer, came from someone who I had written off years ago after many epic battles which produced no victories for anyone.

Fueling the market were what Chrysler called "nuclear incentives" -- the most generous offers in history of rebates, interest-free financing and discount-lease deals.

The controllers, whose strikes recently disrupted flights across Spain, are fighting to maintain wage and working conditions that the government says are among the most generous offered to any professional sector.

Trains: Heathrow Express, Britain's most expensive railway, also has the most generous repay offer: if your train is more than 15 minutes late, you get half the ticket price back; if the delay reaches half-an-hour, you get a full refund of the fare.

However, this battle at the top of the comparison site tables has generally focused on the interest-free periods, and the credit cards with the most generous introductory offers tend to carry high fees (Barclaycard's carries a 2.99 per cent fee).

A most generous, but unrealistic offer.

It's probably our most generous pre-order offer ever.