Sentence examples for because of undue from inspiring English sources

His nominations — of judges, top Justice Department officials and others — are stalled, he said, because of undue Senate delay.

If they procrastinate, cases may be dropped because witnesses die or because of undue delay, as happened with Robert Topol, a third Livent manager.

"The coherence of military strategy is being eroded because of undue civilian influence and direction of nonconventional military operations," Sheehan said.

Reason Museum's department of modern and contemporary paintings invests badly is because of undue influence of outside private organizations, namely the National Academy of Design.

Even after reading an article carefully, important information may be lost because of undue attention to the methodological minutia.

Some attendees at the Rome conference worried that WHO may have withheld the document because of undue pressure from partners over how much to emphasize PrEP versus treating the infected partner which, in turn, raises issues about how best to invest limited resources.

One data point was excluded from the linear regression because of its undue influence by virtue of its extreme value pair.

The Security Council, responding to persistent reports of undue suffering because of the embargo, requested the impact survey in June.

It's a wrong appearance when a group of senators appear in a meeting with a group of regulators, because it conveys the impression of undue and improper influence.

That puts a lot of undue stress on us and makes us feel guilty because we think everyone else looks so happy all the time.

Any suggestion of undue influence is ridiculous.