Sentence examples for fear of undue from inspiring English sources

The fear of undue Iranian influence, a common concern, may have sectarian underpinnings.

But a fear of undue corporate influence and control has limited the practice.

The Swim-In, organized by the Working Waterfront Association and Swim the Apple, two groups that advocate greater use of the city's waterways, was staged to prove that the harbor can be swum without fear of undue goo or exotic infections, and to promote the building of a swimming beach on Governors Island.

And in a country that still feels the effects of a disastrous land and stock bubble that burst more than 20 years ago, fears of undue asset-price surges remain.

Police have declined to speculate on the identity of the second set of remains for fear of causing undue distress or raising false hope among relatives of missing people.

The "Anti-federalists" were fearful of undue centralization.

Unrealistic fear of germs, or undue complacency about genuine risks, can distort public policy and threaten the public's health.

"Journalists should... be able to work in a free and enabling environment without fear of intimidation or undue arrest or prosecution," Schmidt wrote.

If there ever was a time where Justice Department protocol mandated that investigators steer clear of the election season for fear of having an undue influence on the outcome, that time appears to be over, thanks to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, whose inquests into electoral figures are now leaking out like water through a sieve.

Delaware wants to protect directors and officers from liability to ensure that they operate the business without undue fear of personal liability.

Additionally, as responsible creators we need to be able to freely remix existing music and other forms of creative expression to create new works without undue fear of prosecution.