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generous

[jen-er-uhs] / ˈdʒɛn ər əs /




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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

Fey has been working with the cast for a couple of weeks and is said to have been generous with her time, including reading through their sketches.

From BBC

The campaign is intended to keep film jobs in the U.S. amid an increased migration to Britain, where Warner Bros. maintains an expansive studio complex in London, and other countries that offer generous subsidies.

From Los Angeles Times