Sentence examples for not very giving from inspiring English sources
He is not very giving, but she loves him.
In the Washington Post: "Plutocratic politics and the age of gilded giving" In the Chronicle of Philanthropy: "Give Everyone the Same Tax Incentive to Donate — Not Just the Rich (Opinion)" Stanford Social Innovation Review, "Philanthropy in the Service of Democracy". In The New York Times: "Not Very Giving". With Russ Altman on The Future of Everything.
"That's not a very giving attitude," my brother said.
As an electoral system, it offers ideological clarity and accountability, but it is not very representative, giving nothing to losers even with substantial support.
These sales have been described as not very voluntary, given that the "family" controls law enforcement, courts and the tax authorities.
That's frustrating, and an abysmal return on investment, but frankly not very surprising given our experience in Iraq.
Not very likely, given the lack of attention most Americans pay to portion control.
Not very likely, given its lack of weather protection and just-for-kicks attitude.
First, the likelihood is not very high, given the positive effects from the Good Friday agreement.
The comparison of those absolute values remains however, not very informative given the drastically different origin for the nitrogen pollution.
The outlook for clemency in a Trump presidency is not very promising, given the president-elect's law-and-order campaign rhetoric.
