Sentence examples for most generous terms from inspiring English sources

Human impulses, all, if considered in the most generous terms.

After the deal closed, Wachovia cut the minimum payment to 1percentthushus offering the most generous terms at the time housing prices were most inflated.

Having footed the resulting massive bill, after the second world war the Americans imposed the London debt agreement of 1953 on their allies, an exercise in debt forgiveness to Germany on the most generous terms.

The United States provides the most generous terms for data exclusivity, which keeps critical information about the drugs out of the hands of generic drugmakers.

"Muslims may be the most generous in terms of giving but in terms of the charity world they are still learning.

Kuwait, which has so far given $112m, is the second most generous in terms of total values given.

But in the end, if negotiations are not undermined by a new round of unrest, Mr. Arafat must decide if he is ready to make a deal with an Israeli government willing to offer the most generous compromise terms possible under current political circumstances.

Arafat deliberately instigated and abetted this semiwar almost a year ago when he turned down the most generous settlement terms he or any other Palestinian leader is likely ever to get.

England and Wales emerges as by far the most generous jurisdiction in terms of the average amount of legal aid allocated per case, €3,551, in 2010.

Despite the generous terms, most banks balked.

Cities and towns eager to capture a professional sports team almost always grant generous terms, but most economists contend that the sports deals generally provide a meager return for such a large subsidy from taxpayers in a project that will have limited use.