Sentence examples for how unwarranted from inspiring English sources

In other words, the rose-colored glow, no matter how unwarranted, helped people to maintain a healthier mental state.

But one need not look to the history books to see how unwarranted government surveillance disproportionately targets communities of color.

Which does not prevent me from making judgments, no matter how unwarranted!

But the stigma, regardless of how unwarranted it may be, is likely to keep most Members or their staffers either out of an artist's chair or at the very least on the down low.

In Study 1, we investigated how the unwarranted use of sum-scores can affect the power to detect genetic variants in GWAS.

7. Demonstrated how to handle unwarranted criticism: Has any other President and First Lady combination faced more irrelevant criticism and attacks than the Obamas?

The board of cash-strapped Telecom Italia rejected the proposal, arguing that the pay-off was unwarranted, given how poorly shares in the group have performed.

There remains in most hospitals unwarranted variation in how physicians treat common problems.

Clearly, definition and example in tandem have led to an understanding that any feminist query – no matter how gentle – is extreme and unwarranted.

Equally important, PHEIC declarations advise governments and the public on what not to do and how to prevent panic and unwarranted, politically driven responses (as we saw with Ebola).

In a recent opinion defending judicial restraint, Tatel noted, "The Constitution presumes that, absent some reason to infer antipathy, even improvident decisions will eventually be rectified by the democratic process and that judicial intervention is generally unwarranted no matter how unwisely we may think a political branch has acted".