Sentence examples for too in return from inspiring English sources

"We, too, in return, must give to them to the best of our abilities.

Party insiders claim that Harriet Harman played a role too, in return for Mandelson's support for one or two of her favoured sisters in the last-minute flurry of resignations to come.

Most guys think that if you give them something they have to too in return.

Christian groups and some Jewish groups say it is unfair to Israel because it requires too much for too little in return.

The latest moves generated a fresh barrage of criticism from lawmakers and national security experts who said the administration was giving away too much and getting too little in return.

"They are saying, 'We know we are spending too much and getting too little in return,' " said Steve Allen, a senior oil and gas analyst at Troika Dialog, a Moscow-based brokerage firm.

America's health care system behaves like a hidebound, tradition-based ball club that chases after aging sluggers and plays by the old rules: we pay too much and get too little in return.

For those who think they pay too much and receive too little in return for their contribution, let them visit Arlington or walk the beaches of Normandy or Iwo Jima to witness firsthand what their freedom has cost someone else's father, or son, or husband.

This release, many Israelis said, was too painful a concession with too little in return.

I've asked voters, "As we head into the mine of West Virginia's future, do you prefer a lumbering elephant, a stupid donkey or a canary that can warn you of danger and sing a song of hope?" And by appealing to the average West Virginian's sense that we've given too much and seen far too little in return, I've tapped into the discontent of people of many different political persuasions.

Is the spiralling and cut-throat competition for work forcing practices to expect too much from their staff for too little in return?