Sentence examples for getting undue from inspiring English sources

People continue to complain that long-buried information that is wrong, incomplete or just embarrassing is getting undue prominence because The Times wants its articles to be first when something is Googled.

It's worth observing and lamenting the litany of victims in Allen's work — the Carolinas and the Nolas, the mistresses and the wives, the girls getting undue attention and the lost, troubled boys.

The Misplaced Assumption "Location-based services" keep getting undue attention.

This is not to say (and I cannot emphasize this enough) that these disorders and those who suffer from them are getting undue or undeserved attention.

This is warts-and-all history, but the warts don't get undue attention.

Num Sum has gotten undue attention in the blogosphere.

It is made up of just 30 stocks, for one thing, meaning some very important companies get left out, and other, less-important companies get undue influence.

10 The smaller the heterogeneity between trials and the smaller the inconsistency of the data, the more likely relative treatment effects originate from the same distribution and less likely small trials get undue weight in the analysis.

And that is a function of the American public's appetite for solving the problem, for making sure that people aren't getting an undue benefit, but also putting everyone on an even playing field.

Then, as if a sense of shame overcame us for feeling this anguish for Paris, we quickly chided each other and told ourselves that Paris was getting an undue share of the world's attention.

Mr Powell reckons that left-of-centre leaders receive undue criticism for getting rich after they leave politics.Another reason for Mr Blair's alienation from his compatriots is that he seems increasingly like a foreigner an impression underlined by his high-profile combination of wealth and charitable work.