Sentence examples for it generates too little from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hollande and his government have insisted they will find another way to enact the increase, even though it generates too little to have any meaningful effect on the government's finances.

Besides avoiding tax increases worth more than $200 billion a year, it restores stability to the tax code, though perhaps not for long, since it still generates too little revenue.

Even rosy projections about growth and promised spending cuts show that most flat-tax proposals, by setting the rate low enough that it doesn't look forbidding to ordinary taxpayers, generate too little money to prevent the budget deficit from increasing substantially, undermining another key promise of Republican candidates". Patricia Cohen in The New York Times.

Some regulators deem the risk too slight to warrant greater urgency, and Entergy, the company that operates Indian Point, says that any pipe rupture would generate too little debris to clog its pumps.

A general question like 'are there any physical complaints' may not be sufficient, generating too little information.

For the past few years, though, Monitor generated too little free cash to buy these old partners out.

But the GOP's tax offer was a "bait and switch," she is expected to say Monday, that would have slashed rates for the rich while generating too little cash to reduce the deficit.

It has generated too much confusion.

"The first is arithmetic -- raising taxes on high-income individuals generates much too little revenue to close the budget gap," he said by e-mail.

Cells grown on low [Femed] exhibited more F2 than could be simulated without also generating too much F2 (and too little F3) for cells grown on high [Femed].

It generates unconscionable and little understood fees for them.