Sentence examples for relatively generously from inspiring English sources

Thanks to tuition fees, universities have not suffered the pains of austerity in the past decade anything like other parts of the public sector, and remain relatively generously funded on a per student basis compared to schools and colleges.

European countries, in particular, have been criticised for pursuing a "keep them there" strategy of giving relatively generously to support refugees in and around Syria, but welcoming hardly any to live within their borders.

The government's strategy has been to treat imports of capital goods, such as machine tools, relatively generously (to help Kia and its peers improve their manufacturing), while clamping down on imports of western consumer goods, such as cars.

The Qwerty-packing handset resembles the N Series BB10 device which leaked in a promo video last September — with a 'classic' BlackBerry shape housing a relatively generously sized touchscreen that's nonetheless considerably smaller than the Z10 full-touch device that RIM also unboxed today.

Unlike most other platforms, Bandcamp's business model is set up to benefit artists relatively generously, by industry standards.

"But actually, it's the upper-class people that are less likely to see that people around them need help — and therefore act unethically". In earlier studies, Piff documented that wealthy people were less likely to act generously than relatively impoverished people.

The Central American forests are relatively sparsely populated with mammals, generously populated with reptiles, and extremely rich in birds and insects.

There's an exception, of course, for the relatively wealthy few capable of donating generously to a candidate.

Owners Phoenix Thoroughbreds are relatively new to Thoroughbred racing, but they've spent generously and often in trying to make an immediate impact in races around the world.

But if your kitchen is generously sized, and there's room to spare, a wine refrigerator could be a relatively inexpensive selling feature.

McDonald's version is creole jambalaya at its best; rich and generously seasoned, with a bright, fresh flavour that comes of fresh tomatoes and a relatively brief simmering time; the other two taste a little jammy in comparison.