The phrase "at unwarranted" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is unjustified or not warranted, but it requires additional context or modification to be clear.
Example: "The criticism he received was at unwarranted levels, causing him distress."
Alternatives: "at unjustified" or "at unmerited".
In not doing so, she had "put Ms Cafferkey and anyone coming into contact with her at at unwarranted risk of harm", Khasru said.
Munby's view firmly underscores a slew of recent rulings by other judges that criticise social services' deployment of section 20, and make plain their displeasure at unwarranted delays in applications for adoption orders.
As reasonable people chip away at unwarranted CEO pay, even the rich are beginning to admit that something needs to be done.
Ignoring the possibility of GNB, especially those producing extended spectrum beta-lactamase (ESBL), as mediators of HD access-related infections places a considerable number of patients at unwarranted risk.
But Remain campaigners are furious at what they see as unwarranted pressure on the voice of British business.
If we take pharmaceuticals at £2bn, then the rest of Reckitt is valued at an unwarranted 14 times 2014 EBITDA.
That May, the estate's lawyers wrote back that "Mr. and Mrs. Joyce have requested we convey their 'astonishment' " at "an unwarranted infringement of the Estate's copyright" and hinted at legal consequences.
I wept at the unwarranted destruction.
In a statement today, the 20,000-member Federal Law Enforcement Offiters Association said it was "appalled at the unwarranted criticism of A.T.F.
"The United States government is outraged at this unwarranted detention of an American diplomat," said Paul Denig, an embassy spokesman.
Saying CF Industries trades at an "unwarranted discount" to its rivals, the hedge fund argued that the company should pay a large dividend to shareholders.
