Sentence examples for feels undue from inspiring English sources

"The whistle-blower concept is there to insure that if anyone feels undue pressure, or sees undue pressure to return to play before they are physically capable, then we would find that out on a confidential basis and look into it," Goodell said.

"Somehow, a split decision was negotiated and I felt undue pressure by the jury to conform".

If that sounds like pressure, Ms. Washington, who comes across as thoughtful, brainy and down to earth in an interview, said she had never felt undue responsibility for presenting a certain brand of black womanhood.

Another factor for the guidelines was that women with false positives might feel undue anxiety for being called back.

"We're incredibly concerned in that judges should not feel undue pressure to dispose of these cases rapidly in an effort to manage the enormous backlog," Laura Lynch, senior policy counsel for the American Immigration Lawyers Association, told The Daily Beast.

In short, a member of the minority (be it due to gender, race, or another factor) in the workplace may feel undue pressure to over-perform in order to feel worthy of their position, pressures that a white, male individual of the same experience and age may not feel.

Participants appreciated that 'there was enough opportunity to bring up whatever you wanted' but also that they had not felt undue pressure to discuss topics they preferred to avoid.

Neagle feels no undue tension in the Yankees' clubhouse.

"When Nellie signed I didn't feel any undue pressure," Stanton said.

The Belgian arm, however, felt under undue pressure from the CRB.

He became increasingly wary of what he felt was undue influence by the CIA and big businesses on foreign policy.