Sentence examples for lead to unwarranted from inspiring English sources

Asking basic questions can lead to unwarranted "micro-detailed discussions".

They'll probably feel embarrassed, and that cocktail of bruised ego and raging testosterone can often lead to unwarranted hostility.

The primary concern with "attenuated psychosis syndrome" was that it would lead to unwarranted drug treatment of youngsters.

Tennesseans who are members of the National Academy of Science have said the bill will lead to "unwarranted criticisms of evolution".

"Conversely, exaggerating the joys of youth may lead to unwarranted nostalgia in older adults, interfering with their appreciation of current joys," they wrote.

It added: "There is also no consideration that the publication of this column led to fears about my physical safety in general given the current climate of Islamophobia and the risk that my being depicted next to the words 'terror' could lead to unwarranted attention or even abuse on the streets.

Its critics haven't proved that the program has been abused, that the collection of so much abstract data has led to unwarranted specific intrusions.

This often leads to unwarranted extraction of the tooth.

It is dangerous, he argues, to assume that reason is the basis for civil administration, because it leads to unwarranted expectations.

This led to unwarranted fear of all Native Americans in the area, even those friendly to the settlers' cause.

The attention of FOX News led to unwarranted last minute scrutiny by officials at Fort Bragg of the the Rock Beyond Belief lineup, and an attempt to place further restrictions on the event.