Sentence examples for being too helpful from inspiring English sources

Presumably acting on the assumption that the Jordanians were being too helpful to the United States, insurgents detonated a car bomb outside the Jordanian Embassy in Baghdad on Aug. 7, killing 11 and wounding scores.

"What are we supposed to do? Payments to public officials are illegal," said one person close to the body, noting that after allegations that News Corp had participated in a cover-up of phone hacking, now the company was being accused of being too helpful to the police.

Here are some key signals that you're being too helpful in covering your lazy coworkers tracks: You end up finishing projects he or she is responsible for because you don't want the team to look bad.

Not by building toilets; that would be too helpful.

That wouldn't really be too helpful in a future Doobie Brothers reunion.

"This particular working group has not been too helpful, and I'm glad it is gone," he said.

"The Senegal FA haven't been too helpful and we're not happy about that," he added.

SteB1 06 March 2014 1 25pm I don't think that focusing on this supposed carbon bubble is too helpful.

The courts haven't been too helpful — there is no "one size fits all" definition of "red flag" that should be addressed by the board.

Well I'm probably not gonna be too helpful there….

Shortly after getting in contact, he changed his mind and decided that writing about his crimes would be too helpful to police.