Sentence examples for handing too much from inspiring English sources
Do-it-yourself bundling allows you to scour the market for the best deals, protects you from vested interests and ensures that you are not in danger of handing too much power to a single giant consultancy.
It starts with the wisdom of Edmund Burke — the belief that the world is more complex than we can know and we should be skeptical of handing too much power to government planners.
Not only did Immunex worry about handing too much say over the fate of its precious drug to a large firm with lots of other products to think about.
Despite his pro-Kremlin stance, the Chechen leader was also strongly opposed by some Russian nationalists, who complained that Mr Putin was handing too much power to him and his militia.
It is hard to imagine Abramovich handing too much control to a manager who craves it.
To help it pay for that and avoid handing too much more equity to the state, RBS is now planning a 4 billion-pound ($6.4 billion) share placement.
The city has also handed too much money to private interests – giving as much as $20m in some years to companies building businesses in Detroit.
That move pleased campaigners, who said they are worried that it could damage the industry to hand too much power over to one company.
This past week, I set out to speak to doormen on the Upper West Side, and I can say that not one of them complained about the indignity of having been handed too much money in recent weeks.
Freeh's 267-page report portrayed a disengaged board that handed too much responsibility to the university president and failed to investigate deeply enough once it became aware of a grand jury investigation.
The cult of empowerment encouraged banks such as Barings to hand too much power to junior rogues.Critics also point out that many of the world's best companies never bother with fads.
