Sentence examples for unduly generous from inspiring English sources

One problem, according to Richard Herd, who covers China for the O.E.C.D., is that the system is unduly generous to government officials.

But this would not address the unseemly fact that Halliburton has been unduly generous to a man who stands a good chance of becoming vice president.

A major difficulty in getting sensible solutions for mental health sufferers is that a unduly generous system would be exploited by scamsters and even ordinary people with irresponsible tendencies.

If passed in its current form, it will allow Iraq's weak, American-backed government to flog the national patrimony on the cheap, by signing unduly generous contracts with foreign oil firms.

Unlike Mr. Gulotta, who posed only meek opposition to police contract demands in order to preserve the police union's endorsement, Mr. Suozzi has not been shy about criticizing the county's unduly generous police contracts.

Earlier England's quartet of spinners had taken eight of the West Indies wickets, with the left-armer Stephen Parry recording figures of three for 32 on his debut and receiving the man-of-the-match award, although that was unduly generous given the manner in which Bopara saw the team home.

Denmark, for example, has a generous welfare state without unduly discouraging businesses from taking risks.

Unduly targeted?

Some say unduly so.

That seems unduly pessimistic.

This was unduly painful.