Sentence examples for too generous that from inspiring English sources

But it was objections from Rio's shareholders, and a recovery in commodities prices which lifted mining firms' share prices and made the proposed deal with Chinalco look too generous, that ultimately scuppered the plan.Mr Kloppers was waiting in the wings.

This time the visitors' purpose is to collect weapons from Macedonia's own ethnic-Albanian guerrillas but as part of a deal that many Slav Macedonians think a damned sight too generous to that minority.

He's almost too generous with that; he allows himself to be exhausted by his openness to others but at the same time that's what nourishes him".

Perhaps that sounds too generous given that Internet ad dollars aren't anywhere near commensurate, relative to usage, with TV or newspapers.

It is the object of endless lectures about taxes and wages that are too high, welfare and pension benefits that are too generous, east German states that have become subsidy junkies and a labour market that is irredeemably sclerotic.

In a written submission to MPs ahead of today's evidence session, Ofqual also said that nobody could have seen that January's results were too generous, and that all the evidence pointed towards decisions being harsh.

In a written submission to MPs, Ofqual also said that nobody could have seen that January's results were too generous, and that all the evidence pointed towards decisions being harsh.

Peter J. Schmitt, the Republican minority leader, complained in a letter to Mr. Gulotta that the raise was too generous and that the guards had made too few concessions.

But several Hispanic voters said the president's plan was too generous and that they were frustrated by what they perceived as special treatment for newer immigrants.

It was struck when commodity prices were near their trough and looks too generous now that they have recovered somewhat (see Buttonwood).Copper now trades at nearer $5,000 a tonne.

Do you think welfare's too generous or that benefit cuts are hurting the vulnerable?