Sentences with phrase «less generous person»

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Those who break through the crisis and lose their false selves become different people: less judgmental, more generous and better able to ignore «evil or stupid things,» he says.

I'm all for preachers asking people to try to be a little nicer to others, a little more generous, a little less self - centered.

When students in a college seminar discussed this question, almost all admired the first person more than the second, First, they argued, she had less to give, so her 10 percent was marginally more generous than the 10 percent given by the multimillionaire.

The argument that we need to make our welfare state less generous leads us to an end - point of a system which provides no security, which pays far too little to live on, which traps people in poverty, and which allows costly problems to spiral out of control.

«I think it would be counter-intuitive to suggest that removing an average of around # 6/700 a month of benefits from the pay packet would not be a factor in people's calculation when they look at possibly higher wages in a country like Germany but less generous in - work benefits.»

George Osborne has managed to get what he wanted - less generous welfare payments and a clear incentive to encourage people back into work.

But those whose dorsolateral prefrontal cortex was dampened tended to be more generous to recipients with higher incomes — people who appeared to be less in need of a handout.

That's one of the reasons the people who have higher generous levels of testosterone in their blood has less complications after a gastric surgery.

Of course, the program would be less politically vulnerable, provide more generous benefits, and would be even larger if it also offered benefits to people with more money.

Rear headroom is less than generous, but as long as your party is limited to only two vertically gifted persons, you should get by just fine; those over six feet could slouch for a few blocks in a pinch.

Alaska already has a fairly generous loyalty program for people who only fly less than 100,000 miles a year.

Hours are great (2125 billables last year, on pace for slightly less this year), generous (for post-2008) bonus, lots of client contact, great people to work with, rarely get weekends ruined by work.

Perhaps people have been less generous in the past twenty years which has cause it to fall out of favour?