Sentence examples for hardly generous from inspiring English sources

These are hardly generous levels.

That is hardly generous: Repsol wanted $10.5 billion in cash.

That is double what some earned before, but still hardly generous.

But the panel, which is made up of 10 independent human rights experts from around the world, was hardly generous in its praise.

That still leaves plenty of room to debate how progressive to make taxation (some of George Bush's tax cuts were needlessly regressive), or how lavish to make public services (American welfare is hardly generous).

The popular perception of Warner when he first arrived on Capitol Hill in 1979 was hardly generous: a Doonesbury cartoon portrayed him as a "dim dilettante who managed to buy, marry and luck his way into the Senate".

The hedge funds are hardly being generous.

He envisions just over half the territory remaining under Israeli control in a final settlement—hardly a generous accommodation for the Palestinians.

And then ministers would hardly be generous or speedy in the enlargement negotiations.Governments will in any case be scrapping over the vexed issue of their payments to the EU budget.

But Yale officials insisted that they did not give much more than they had planned, asserting that the final agreement was hardly more generous than what they were offering on the eve of the strike.

Texas will hardly be that generous.