Sentence examples for indeed undue from inspiring English sources

But that is only true if the burden on women for whom the law is relevant is, indeed, undue.

Indeed, undue judicial restraint would have led to the "wrong" result in a long line of historic Supreme Court decisions, including most famously Brown v. Board of Education.

Indeed, undue activity of c-Raf in human lung cancer has been reported [10], [11].

The lower courts have generally found that many of the new laws do indeed amount to undue burdens.

The fact is they have an undue, indeed corrupting, influence on our democracy, and they don't want anyone to notice.

While we have indeed guarded against putting undue confidence in causal interpretations of estimated association networks, we have not embraced the conservatism in traditional hypothesis testing that seeks to avoid all false discoveries.

Further, a single ECG complex of poor quality may have an undue influence or indeed distort the resulting ECG average.

The undue pressure was indeed coercive and the woman conceded to go to the home in order to be able to see all her children, not at all a voluntary choice.

Of course, whilst much of the money raised via BCAM is directed towards aspects of breast cancer out-with diagnosis and screening, the apparent undue attention which BCAM, and indeed breast cancer in general, continues to receive has raised concerns amongst other advocacy groups.

The decision to shut down Boston, though doubtless made in good faith and from honest anxiety, seemed like an undue surrender to the power of the terrorist act as did, indeed, the readiness to turn over the entire attention of the nation to a violent, scary, tragic, lurid but, in the larger scheme of things, ultimately small threat to the public peace.

Indeed, a delayed surgical intervention may result in unfavorable prognosis whereas an undue or precocious operation must be avoided.