largesse , auch: largess

A further question is what companies are getting for their largess.

But the county's largess will soon be beyond their reach.

In the eyes of city and state officials, the largess made perfect sense.

And getting more government largess is a lot better than cutting your own pay.

The sight of this largess did not make him happy.

The reason for all this largess is simple: It's an election year.

The committee did not specify any way to pay for its largess.

His largess to the school in the following nine years became legendary.

The largess of American troops was soon seen as an insult.

But what else could Google fund with such a large largess?

But the largess in the Senate bill must be scaled way back.

In today's sour economy, not all companies can afford such largess.

But there has always been the hint of a threat within his largess.

Either way, the emir's largess takes some of the pressure off.

But whatever largess parents extend, these days there's one thing no student should leave college without, and that's a financial plan.

She also declined to put a dollar amount on her largess.

But the talk here is not just about doling out largess.

For once, they said, city officials have made it clear that its corporate largess has limits.

His success in business was also famously tied to government largess.

State budget writers said they did not want to become dependent on Federal largess.

Let's cut off tax deductibility of such largess at an even million.

Pentagon officials, however, say this largess serves the needs of national defense.

What could he possibly require beyond the largess the professor had already provided?

What has been the result of all this largess?

But their success depends on the largess of wealthy nations.