generously

They are a storage mechanism for other peoples content which their users generously provide for them to index.

They generously offer a trial period, but then they make sure someone else pays for it (the artists).

Google pays very generously, but it seems to me like workers have everything to gain from a more transparent process.

Both people can try to build a long lasting friendship, but if only one is trying while the other is being opportunistic, it's less likely to go anywhere (speaking generously).

This property benefits from a spacious luxury bathroom, and a generously-proportioned outside courtyard.

Assuming generously that they recruited them all that year, that's about $62 on Craiglist advertising per driver, much higher than your $5-10 estimate.

Translation is an overcrowded and not very generously paying field, especially in media.

We generously allow the recipient to choose whether or not to accept the invitation, and we are happy either way.

Users are people who benefit from the fact that we've generously offered the results of our work without expectation of pay.

Steam claims 125 million active users (active defined we know not how, but probably generously).

I think reinventing C in Javascript at 10% of performance (generously), is what is silly.

Its not enough to generously give your time and money to charity, you have to have an effective data driven approach to your giving or you suck.

It's "good enough" (generously said) if you happen to not piss anyone off or be someone's target.

The Hyperloop, to put it generously, has a lot of "unanswered questions" and practical limitations.

> The Hyperloop, to put it generously, has a lot of "unanswered questions" and practical limitations.

If this project is worth doing and "serious" enough to warrant you being paid, you might as well be paid generously, even if it is very discounted for a friend.