Sentence examples for won a generous from inspiring English sources
EDF, the French energy group, promoting Hinkley, has already won a generous financial aid package from the government through its "contract for difference" mechanism but has yet to sign the definitive deal it needs with Beijing investors.
EDF has already won a generous financial aid package from the government through its "contract for difference" mechanism but has yet to sign the definitive deal it needs with Beijing investors.
As well as the sort of small victories that are within the reach of the relatively weak mayoralty a bicycle-hire scheme, the freezing of the local taxes claimed by City Hall he won a generous financial settlement for London from the Treasury in last year's spending review.
He won a generous scholarship to Temple University in Philadelphia.
Even a candidate who loses a state can win a generous share.
After conquering his drinking problem in the late 1970s, he taught for several years at the University of Texas at El Paso and at Syracuse University, and in 1983 he won a literary award whose generous annual stipend freed him to again concentrate on his writing full-time.
He paid $43 on a $2 bet to win, an extremely generous price for a colt who came into the race with the highest speed figure in the field and two front-running romps in Chicago.
Lehigh (2-0) at Princeton (0-1) Lehigh could win big despite a generous defense.
A newcomer unaccustomed to operatic vocal production might still have been won over by generous melodies not so far from the sure-fire ballads in popular Disney musicals.
Their work has won generous support from the British government and the European Union in particular, the construction, at a cost of £61m ($92m), of the National Graphene Institute, which was opened by George Osborne, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in March.
In the 1950s, the U.A.W., under the redoubtable Walter Reuther, won generous pension and health care benefits from G.M., eventually even securing medical coverage for retirees.
