The report said that it was better to build flats that are too large, rather than too small: "Additional space is an important long-term investment, for if a house or flat is large enough it can usually be brought up-to-date as it gets older, but if there is not enough space improvements can be impossible, or at least unduly expensive".
Cheaper health care and better education would certainly help rural areas, but to provide them nationwide is unduly expensive.
Mike Zaneis, senior vice president and general counsel at of the Interactive Advertising Bureau, called that level of access for consumers problematic, "requiring possibly 1.1 million Web sites to comply with an unnecessary provision would be unduly expensive and wasteful".
UBS lawyers responded that the bulk of these e-mail messages had been stored on tapes, that they were not relevant to the case and that to restore them would be unduly expensive and time-consuming.
More sophisticated methods, such as neurophysiology or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanning have proven themselves to be inaccurate, inconvenient or unduly expensive.
Load estimation error is propagated through the design phase, potentially resulting in a system that is unduly expensive or fails to meet reliability targets.
Local officials say that detaining people they would otherwise release is unduly expensive, harms police-community relations and violates the Constitution ― something courts have agreed with.
The council also states that 'policy based on an extreme scenario is liable to prove unduly expensive or unnecessary' (p. 53).
IN his view, sentiment, not fundamentals, has ruled the market, making it unduly pessimistic last fall and unduly optimistic now.
Others think it unduly burdens freedom of expression and information retrieval.
