Sentence examples for excessively generous and from inspiring English sources

This is excessively generous, and its generosity is only compounded by the fact that eligibility is assessed on individual income instead of combined income.

The relatively high spend of legal aid in the UK is regularly seized on by ministers as proof that legal aid is excessively generous and should be cut further.

"When we were travelling in the south, there were carriages where black people sat but the most important thing was the porters, who gave you twice as much orange juice and four sandwiches and two pillows – they were so excessively generous and kind that it was like a luxury car.

Using phony charts and doctored statistics, he's launched a full-fledged campaign to portray state government workers as "overpaid" and their benefits as "excessively generous" -- and to blame them for the $4 billion budget deficit that looms on the state's fiscal horizon.

One is the tax break that favours health insurance provided by employers, which leads to excessively generous coverage and hence over-consumption.

State governments have gone into the red, he said, in part because of the excessively generous pay and benefits that unions have been able to negotiate for teachers, police, firefighters and other state and local employees.

Along with this buying spree, Freightliner grabbed for market share by offering fleet buyers excessively generous buyback and trade-back deals.

Technological progress, market-oriented reforms, and excessively generous tax regimes are driving a wedge between rich and poor, magnified by the opportunities created through trade and finance – and by a parallel failure to finance decent public services for the poor.

Other political minefields to be negotiated include school financing formulas, which suburban legislators have deemed to be excessively generous to city schools, and the rising costs of health care for the state's public employees.

With a crucial election in Germany's largest state, North Rhine-Westphalia, barely two months away, Mrs. Merkel would be taking an enormous political risk by pledging support to Greece, which is seen as having a bloated public sector and excessively generous benefits, even by European standards.

"California is being wildly open handed and excessively generous with insurers," he said.