Sentence examples for far unjustified from inspiring English sources

But it is a big (and so far unjustified) leap to blame the woeful state of American political discourse for the shooting of Gabrielle Giffords, a congresswoman, and the killing of six people in Tucson, Arizona, on January 8th (see article).

The concern that the unemployment increase would be particular steep in a country with relatively lax employment protection and high job turnover rates has so far proven unjustified.

But, so far, those fears are unjustified.

For some people the two things simply don't go together, and it has always been a controversial work, with a feeling (unjustified as far as I am concerned) that its authenticity is fatally compromised by this professional gloss, as well as by its popularity.

While the widespread public optimism about the surging economy is not unjustified, we are still far behind China in key areas like infrastructure.

But other experts on human origins say the claim is unjustified, at least on the evidence gathered so far.

Those who bemoan Osama bin Laden's death as unjustified are naïve at best, or may be far removed from anyone who experienced a loss on 9/11.

Dick Armey, the House Republican leader, said last week that using force without clearer provocation was unjustified, and Senator Chuck Hagel noted that President Bush had failed so far to make the case for military action.

On the far left, we will meet "better dead than RED", a reaction to big business that is not wholly unjustified.

Such insecurity seems unjustified.

Both claims are unjustified.