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generous

[jen-er-uhs] / ˈdʒɛn ər əs /




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He also pointed out the U.S. proposal has less onerous demands and more generous carrots than pre-war positions.

From MarketWatch

Businesses and farmers have a more generous allowance of 200 litres.

From BBC

But broad low-cost indexing remains the optimal strategy for investors, and staying invested in equities remains the best vehicle for earning generous risk-adjusted returns.

From The Wall Street Journal

The U.S. tax and transfer system—referring to government payments made to low-income taxpayers—is “highly progressive,” and although states generally have more regressive tax systems, they have more generous distribution programs, Walczak says.

From Barron's

As I inched forward in line, my appetite ravenous, I was greeted by a generous lineup of toppings.

From Salon