Sentence examples for not overly generous from inspiring English sources
That means the government must guarantee that any subsidies for new power generation and any rate of return to suppliers are fair, and not overly generous at consumers' expense.
"The government must guarantee that any subsidies for new power generation and any rate of return to suppliers are fair, and not overly generous at consumers' expense," said the group's director of energy Audrey Gallacher.
But while unusually low taxes — and certainly not overly generous benefits — are a culprit in today's shortfalls, don't expect antitax politicians to see it that way.
The meats in these dishes are rather skimpy and, in the case of veal, dry and chewy; even the kebabs (chicken, beef, lamb or fish) and the lamb chops, while moist and savory, are not overly generous.
He said: We were musing on the way in this morning, after reading about the government's not overly generous compensation plans for small retailers hit by the looting this week, that one place where you can guarantee that shops weren't looted is in the airports.
United were in generous mood, but not overly generous.
Bathrooms aren't overly generous and towels could be fluffier, but who needs to linger?
The MWD should revisit the rules on a regular basis to make sure the rebates aren't overly generous and that they include reasonable caps to help stretch the cash-for-grass funding.
Dr. Roselle said the university would not be "overly generous" on price, but would be mindful of its university community.
The government later recapitalized French banks with some €10.5 billion, though it had to satisfy EU rules to ensure that Paris was not being overly generous to basically sound banks.
Everton have lost once in their past 11 away games, that setback arising inconveniently at the controversial Capital One Cup semi-final second leg against Manchester City, and it may not be overly generous to suggest that, away from a tetchy Goodison Park, they are honing a durability their manager believes will redeem them.
