Word: generously
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...does a better job of making the numbers add up by offering both carrots and sticks. Seniors who opt to stay in traditional Medicare would see their out-of-pocket costs go up even more than under the House plan; those who choose less costly options would receive more generous rebates from the government...
...champion Toronto Blue Jays last week: 69,303 in aggregate attendance, or an average of 17,326 a game. Granted, owner George Steinbrenner does everything he can to knock the Bronx and nothing to promote the Bombers, but the weather was glorious, the situation enticing and the scalpers so generous that they were selling tickets for less than face value. Baseball is clearly in trouble when the most famous team in the world in one of the biggest cities in the world draws 17,000 for a big game...
...need me. So you hook me up. And I like it. And I want more. And you are so generous...
Having done his damage in Connecticut, Weicker may now be turning his attention to the national political scene. In his remarks at the Kennedy School, Weicker was generous enough to offer the audience an assessment of his own potential as a presidential candidate...
...Senate bill, having been emasculated by moderates, does not include provisions for either one of these two crucial reforms. The Senate bill grants states the discretion to enact such reforms on their own, but the past policies of states such as New York, whose generous benefits have encouraged only welfare dependency, provide little hope that the granting of such discretionary powers will lead to real change...