The phrase "a unwarranted" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an unwarranted" because "unwarranted" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "The committee received an unwarranted amount of criticism for their decision."
Alternatives: "an unjustified" or "an unmerited".
It would be a unwarranted act of physical assault an innocent and possibly vulnerable victim.
When I spoke to DJ Drama in a forthcoming interview for VICE, who was the target of a unwarranted seizure of his mixtape studio, he told me that the FBI went after him after seeing Michael Jackson and Beyonce breaks CDs on his website, that led them to presume he was running a full-scale, top 40, bootlegging business.
When I spoke to DJ Drama in a forthcoming interview for VICE, who was the target of a unwarranted seizure of his mixtape studio, he told me that the FBI went after him after seeing Michael Jackson and Beyonce breaks CDs on his website, which led them to presume he was running a full-scale, top 40 bootlegging business.
A medical examiner leaped to an unwarranted conclusion, a man with a criminal record was targeted, an overzealous prosecutor overreacted under pressure.
But if the contrast is a spurious one, an unwarranted trope, then perhaps something can be said about cordgrass.
The locals consider it boastful and gauche, an unwarranted intrusion, an unearned platform.
And all of a sudden he took an unwarranted turn — im- pulsive, convulsive.
Such a construction would be an unwarranted departure from the plain intent of this curative and enabling statute.
Two days later, the border states representatives rejected Lincoln's proposal as an unwarranted "interference" in a state matter.
The other day, a sightseeing excursion by five inspectors to a mosque was followed by an unwarranted public outburst.
They accused the defense of seeking to gain "an unwarranted windfall" from an honest mistake.
