Sentence examples for may be unwarranted from inspiring English sources
It turns out, though, that such concerns may be unwarranted.
Many analysts pointed out that OPEC's decision yesterday may be unwarranted.
However, the teleological assumption that being goal-directed entails having a good may be unwarranted.
But if accreditation visits like the one at Kent State become the norm, the critics' conclusion may be unwarranted.
Optimism may be unwarranted because the agreement made no mention of recognising Israel, a requirement demanded by Israel itself and laid down by the Quartet of Middle East peacemakers - the UN, EU, US and Russia - for lifting the sanctions.
Although this is the current conventional wisdom, it may well be unwarranted.
Therefore, considering migraine as a quantitative trait may still be unwarranted.
Reputations in Hollywood are insidious and difficult to dispel, though over time they may be proven unwarranted or hasty.
Thus, the common concern that use of mtDNA markers for studying the evolutionary history of insects is confounded by maternally inherited endosymbionts such as Wolbachia may be somewhat unwarranted in the case of S. invicta.
In retrospect, however, this assumption may have been unwarranted and this progressive reduction in the degree of association with other variables could be a methodological artifact.
