Sentence examples for notably generous from inspiring English sources
But while Romney, too, has been notably generous, the primary beneficiary has been the Mormon Church.
Casinos are notably generous to politicians at every level of government.
It has, for instance, gone out of its way to settle its border disputes and on notably generous terms.
But sustaining a benevolent nanny state is proving to be challenging even for the notably generous Danes.
Most of Madame's signature drinks involve notably generous pours and come copiously adorned with lychees and purple orchids, for added Ning.
Henry IV was neither greatly interested in poetry nor notably generous, but Malherbe attained the position of court poet and a modest living from court patronage.
Florence and Herbert Irving, who were both born and raised in Brooklyn, have been leaders in philanthropy and service during their 73 years of marriage, most notably in their generous support for Columbia University Medical Center, where they endowed the Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center, the Irving Institute for Clinical and Translational Research, and more than 100 Irving Scholars.
Florence and Herbert Irving, who were both born and raised in Brooklyn, have been leaders in philanthropy and service during their 73 years of marriage, most notably in their generous support for Columbia University Medical Center, where they endowed the Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center, the Irving Institute for Clinical and Translational Research and more than 100 Irving Scholars.
That includes a $10.10 minimum wage for federal contractors, new labor protections for home care workers, tighter regulations on 401 k)s, and, most notably, a more generous standard for who's eligible for overtime pay under federal law.
Health Secretary Hunt is doing OK overall so far and I do not share the conspiracy theory that he is trying to blame past Labour errors – notably the over-generous 2004 GP contract, which damaged out-of-hours services – for whatever goes wrong now.
He was a generous philanthropist, notably to Princeton, MIT and Boston's WGBH.
