Sentence examples for not as generously from inspiring English sources

A few other donors have taken advantage of the new limits, albeit not as generously as Griffin.

The communiques from Germany, Italy, and Japan are not as generously larded with wishful thinking as are their news broadcasts, but they're rather romantic just the same.

In addition, the university said the special tutoring and study groups -- available to regular students, although not as generously -- were provided to the athletes because of scheduling and often because athletes required more help with academics.

Both are now trying to reassure voters that they are not planning to privatise the NHS and to assuage the anger of hospital consultants and nurses who fear that GPs will not fund them as generously as politicians who, down the years, have found campaigns to keep hospitals open hard to resist.

We backed moderate Syrian rebels, but not as seriously or as generously as the immoderate Syrian rebels were backed.

In some prominent cases, not nearly as generously.

Fallen revolutionary heroes are not treated as generously as vaunted ones.

Mr Kan's idea, in short, has been put out to grass.In this section The elephant outside the room Keeping the hackles up Paddies vs Prius Dangerously hot air X not V Judges in the dock Don't you dare go to dinner The dog that didn't bark ReprintsJapan's farmers are a protected class, treated twice as generously as Europe's and five times as generously as America's.

"Please give as generously as you can.

Others disagree and give as generously as their purses allow.

Griffith rarely displayed the scope of his genius as comprehensively or as generously.