Sentence examples for get too cosy from inspiring English sources

Reducing competition between different agencies, for instance, may allow banks and regulators to get too cosy.

Should clients be forced to change them every so often, so auditors and management will not get too cosy?

The downside is, if you get too cosy with one faction it may cost you the favour of another so weight up the advantages before you sign up.

Bragg is on surer footing with the candid, shaggily avuncular Greengrass, and before we get too cosy let's draw breath with a few critiques.

The proposal envisages forcing clients to change auditors every so often, so beancounters and bosses do not get too cosy (although the evidence on whether this helps is weak).

Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW), the strongest of the state banks, might run into antitrust trouble were it to get too cosy with its local savings banks, because together they control nearly two-thirds of lending to local companies.

I was definitely getting too cosy.

They could be the ones to prevent things getting too cosy.

VW's bosses and union representatives have in the past enjoyed a symbiosis that got too cosy.

By getting too cosy with OD Ms,big handset-makers could end up eroding their current technological lead and unwittingly nurturing their own future competitors.

It seeks a melding of minds, not a locking of horns.The trick is to earn a government's trust, without getting too cosy.