Sentence examples for far too generous from inspiring English sources

For conservatives, this framing of our future hits three of their G-spots: it presents the Sixties generation as decadent vandals, it implies that state benefits are far too generous, and it finds a dividing line that replaces class.

That was far too generous.

But this is far too generous to the investors.

Public-sector pensions are far too generous, in comparison with shrunken private-sector ones.

But critics of a permanent policy said that the new law was far too generous.

The proposed deal was criticised by MPs, who said it was far too generous.

Three years ago, President Bush offered India a far-too-generous nuclear deal.

PAGE A16 NO RUSH, PLEASE President Bush is pressing India's prime minister to win approval of far-too-generous nuclear deal.

Far from being too generous to players, Tellem said the 1999 deal (which was renewed with minor changes in 2005) had been financially punitive.

We can easily be hurt far more by being too generous.

The latter quest depends far too much on a single (generous) donor, Bill Gates.African governments need to take malaria more seriously, too.