Sentence examples for considered unduly from inspiring English sources

In Britain, where there are a dozen national newspaper titles, most of which are uninhibitedly partisan, it is not considered unduly surprising that proprietors call the political tune.

It is true that the burden imposed of "intense screening at airports" may not be considered unduly burdensome, and the compelling interest is significant.

For Coca-Cola, while permanent termination of its relationship with Mitr Phol might be considered unduly harsh, what about suspension of purchasing (while continuing the relationship) until the problem has been addressed, as a number of tea companies did in the wake of BBC investigatory revelations about worker safety conditions on Indian tea plantations?

Thus, a Bonferroni correction might be considered unduly conservative (Bland and Altman 1995).

Could this test that turned lubricants black be considered unduly severe?

In some cases, doctors have found ways to get around what they consider unduly strict rules on procedures and prescriptions.

The school says 100 percent of its graduates go on to college, and it will not accept applicants it considers unduly troubled.

He said Labour in power would also review whether the attorney general's power to review sentences he considers unduly lenient should be extended to offences aggravated by hostility towards the victim based on their disability.

The AOL move, which is to be announced today, steps up a battle between consumers and makers of so-called adware and spyware, which have become increasingly popular marketing tools for advertisers seeking to reach Internet users in a variety of ways that many consider unduly intrusive.

But, according to Mr. Freeh, Mr. Corzine "stalled" the effort because he considered it unduly expensive.

The text, which is meant to influence global drug policy in the coming years, calls on UN member states to consider "removing unduly restrictive regulations and impediments" that prevent people from accessing drugs like opioids for legitimate medical reasons.