Examples of 'more generously' in a sentence

Meaning of "more generously"

more generously: This phrase means showing more kindness, understanding, or willingness to give help or resources to others

How to use "more generously" in a sentence

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more generously
The elected offices were more generously paid.
Contribute more generously to their community.
People always give more generously.
He must act more generously than this to his worst enemy.
And love all your people more generously.
More generously appointed.
We resolve to contribute more generously to human development projects.
To pay and tip service providers more generously.
Apply the creams more generously in these areas.
Private institutions in the province were also funded more generously.
We should perhaps in future look more generously at their predicament.
Sculptural ornament turned to greater naturalism and was used more generously.
To compensate medical personnel more generously if their work overseas.
This will allow you to encourage people to donate more generously.
Think more generously.

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To love you more deeply and to serve you more generously.
Is one in which we have more generously understood what that sentence meant.
Göhner knows of other districts where people have acted more generously.
Doctors and nurses are also paid more generously than on other countries.
Among other things he tried to be helpful to others and to live more generously.
The ballot boxes will provide us more generously with the means we require.
The big openings so created allow the light to penetrate more generously.
People always give more generously when they have a glass of lemonade and a slice of pie.
Victims will be more speedily and more generously compensated.
It had more generously sized shops than those to the west and smart accommodation above.
Help us to trust you more deeply so that we can give more generously.
I will give more generously to the Lord.
This pretext alone should lead one to give all the more generously.
To bestow more generously upon divided Christians remorse over their divisions.
Big city mayors also pressured the country to respond more generously to the refugee crisis.
This property is more generously proportioned than other townhouse style properties in Gran Alacant.
It is likely that one royal Frankish house is more generously treated than others.
Much more generously than average Torunians.
There is a trend to support Afghan plans and Afghan priorities much more generously than before.
They are treating me more generously than I imagined.
The Netherlands therefore invited other countries and organizations to contribute more generously to UNHCR.
The humbler the victim, the more generously does he espouse its suffering.
We give generously, and make it our aim to give more generously.
In fact, you were supporting us much more generously than we dared to anticipate, so.
No man was better loved by all he met, nor gave his time more generously.
She urged UN Member States to donate more generously than ever to the agency.
Gyanya rugs are more generously and sparsely ornamented, as compared to Kuba and Shirvan weavings.
The department maintained that candidate Peach was not treated more generously than were other candidates.
People will give more generously when they know it 's for a good cause.
As such, we can give his mercy more generously.
The questions are placed more generously with bigger type-size and enough space for textual answers.
Now that we are more stable and more financially secure, I try to gift more generously.
To understand much more generously visit -.
Were this a more generously funded faculty, I would send for champagne.
Who else can treat me more generously than him?

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