largesse造句

In unexpected largesse? Am I cold.

The chemical enterprise is a beneficiary of that largesse.

Education is also a main recipient of American lottery largesse.

Juggling three kids with a high-octane career, even without a largesse of palimony, is possible.

Critics contrast this largesse with the government's failure to help Nortel.

The Federal Reserve also chipped in with more largesse in its emergency lending program for investment banks.

Holding back some of that largesse would show him that he cannot destabilise the neighbourhood and get away with it.

Some, among his own tribesmen and in parts of sub-Saharan Africa that received his largesse, may mourn his demise.

He quotes Alexander Tytler's warning that a democracy can survive only until voters discover that they can vote themselves largesse out of the public Treasury.

So what if some of that financial largesse could be deployed within the surrounding city blocks, creating assets and new wealth within the underclass?

But the recipients of their largesse are unlikely to care if the donors are motivated by altruism, public relations or a guilty conscience.

In fringe meetings far from the fuchsia-pink main stage they Shared tales of doorstep rage from voters convinced that Labour largesse had passed them by.

When her mother married the Standard Oil heir Hugh D. Auchincloss Jr., his largesse did not extend to Jacqueline and her sister.

The survival of so many small settlements across the vast country is made possible by the largesse of the Greenland state, which in turn relies on billions of kroner doled out by distant Denmark.

As the stock market dove to uncharted depths, I couldn't help thinking of private colleges, mission agencies, and other nonprofits, all of which depend heavily on the largesse of donors.

So it was no surprise that he sprinkled largesse, doled out tax breaks to "working families" and small businesses, and even tried to silence provincial whinging with extra lashings of cash.

Many Canadians see Newfoundland as the poor man of confederation, where unemployment always soars above the national average and whose people depend on the largesse of their fellow countrymen.

China is ramping up efforts to fight corruption within government and state-controlled enterprises like Sinopec, as a softened economy and press reports of improper largesse inflame public opinion.