too-generous

Just to be clear, I'm not about to rehash the standard American complaint that Europe's taxes are too high and its benefits too generous.

They argue that it has been set at too generous a level, and that it actually prevents more out-of-work Americans from being hired.

The terms of this deal were always dubious: it did too little to reduce Greece's debt burden and was too generous to the banks.

The Fed is now guilty by association, seen as too close to banks, too quick to bail them out and too generous and secretive when it does so.

To what extent is the problem that the retirement benefits for unionized public sector workers have become too generous?

"I knew I was too generous to him, " said Mrs Sowerberry, raising her eyes to the ceiling.

If it is too generous, he may fail to negotiate hard with potential buyers.

They used too much garlic, onion and pepper. They ate too many cured meats and were too generous with the condiments.

He also was concerned about "moral hazard, " the danger that too generous a price would encourage future risky behavior.

Other shareholders threw out the management-backed deal as too generous to Chinalco.

so don't be too generous because it is possible this person is putting forth a non sequitur.

Public-sector pensions are far too generous, in comparison with shrunken private-sector ones.

He is too generous to have given away most of his money to charities.

Democrats, meanwhile, argue that the plan is too generous to drug companies.

Some commenters felt that Traub's 'habitable zones' were too generous, it included planets shrouded in icy clouds of carbon dioxide.

She was being too generous and wouldn't make enough money.

The Ediacaran fossils tell us that Darwin was being too generous.

Many House Democrats argue the deal is too generous to inheritances.

Critics have called this too generous, though an original plan was even more so.

Bernanke denied that the government has been too generous to the shareholders and managers of failing institutions.

Truthfully, from my small-minded, human viewpoint, I think God is much too generous.

As elsewhere, Hungary's underlying problems arose from wage rises unmatched by productivity growth and social spending that is too generous.

However, the present default limits of 25% for profit-making institutions are too generous.

The governments know that too-generous settlements are a step toward losing bond market credibility.

But Mr Netanyahu and his coalition partners on the hard right say that is too generous.

I'm sorry, I've no idea. Perhaps parents in Britain are too generous.

Are we too rich in love, or too generous?

Thanks a lot , Fox . You are too generous, I'm coming down now .

On the contrary, private-equity firms report turning down offers of credit because they are too generous.

Is the application being too generous in what it caches?

Overall, Hong Kong's 50 per cent may be too generous for a developing market where investment opportunities abound.