Sentence examples for it undue from inspiring English sources

This year, British competition authorities ordered the airline to fully divest itself of Aer Lingus, arguing that Ryanair's holding gave it undue sway over its rivals and threatened competition on routes between Ireland and Britain.

But that might be to give it undue weight.

British competition authorities also are investigating whether Ryanair's substantial minority stake in Aer Lingus has given it undue influence over the airline's business and strategy.

To give New York a second cardinal, and two votes in such a conclave, might be seen as giving it undue influence, scholars said.

Analysts said they were puzzled by the move, a week after British competition regulators said they would investigate whether Ryanair's substantial minority stake in Aer Lingus gave it undue influence over the airline's business and strategy.

Further complicating Ryanair's bid is a separate investigation by British competition regulators into whether Ryanair's substantial minority stake in Aer Lingus gives it undue influence over the airline's business and strategy.

While companies are supposed to accommodate their employees' religious practices, they don't have to if it causes "undue hardship" or it costs too much money.

"The problem with the current law is that it is so vague it gives undue power to local officials," Mr. Xu said.

Since the start of his campaign, Trump has relentlessly trumpeted that unauthorized immigration is increasing, that it yields upticks in violent crime, that it causes undue stress on our healthcare system, and that it unfairly increases job competition.

Second, it places undue emphasis on survival: While it is true that dead organisms do not reproduce, survival is only important evolutionarily insofar as it affects the number of offspring produced.

Spending time together is important, but it shouldn't feel important, otherwise it creates undue pressure to enjoy yourselves.