Sentence examples for Unduly involved from inspiring English sources

Internal agency documents show for the first time how FBI agents have been closely monitoring anti-Keystone activists, in violation of guidelines designed to prevent the agency from becoming unduly involved in sensitive political issues.

Although it could be argued that episodes involving a series of falls (perhaps attributable to a common factor) might unduly affect interpretation of the data, 32% of those who fell reported at least two falls in close proximity.

Such beliefs could cloud the participant's understanding of what the research involves, unduly influence his or her willingness to participate in cure studies, distort risk perception, and fuel risk behavior.

The Keystone Pipeline decision appears to be unduly influenced by the petroleum interests involved.

China must reduce its dollar stash and invest its reserves without unduly affecting the prices of the assets involved, lest it destroy the value of its holdings.

A recent unduly pessimistic discussion of the logical problems involved in rooting the tree of life [ 191] suggested that "'transition analysis' of the structural evolution of the cytoplasmic membrane might be helpful"; I have shown here that evolution of the OM is more helpful.

Friends of Wilson and his girlfriend, Barbara Spradling, also a Ferguson police officer, have expressed concern about the racial and institutional politics involved, worrying that the charged environment may unduly influence the case.

Marianne Horinko, the environmental agency's acting administrator, said that although White House officials were "involved in coordinating the data," they had not unduly influenced the agency's message.

More than one builder shied away from this difficult task, and the architectural pleasure evoked by the massive concrete forms is unduly small when one considers the immense effort and expense involved.

Moreover, this context may also unduly accentuate the central positioning of individuals found to be involved in smuggling activity.

Studies made by the U.S. Forest Service and other agencies indicated that the risks involved in the insurance of timber are not unduly great (William 1949).