Sentence examples for more unjustified from inspiring English sources
Even more unjustified is a critical habit of labelling Martinů derivative, a charge that wilfully overlooks the composer's striking originality.
The outcry over the black notebooks is thus unjustified, but it would be all the more unjustified to imagine a mythical, eternally irredeemable Germany, ignoring the historical context in which Heidegger's life and work were situated.
According to the publisher's synopsis, the book also argued that "campus hysteria over date rape – a phenomenon that has been greatly exaggerated – [was] leading to more unjustified restrictions of student liberties".
More subtly unjustified feelings about the analyst are reversions to early defenses of the ego against threatening primitive id impulses.
For others, it will simply be more unwelcome and unjustified attention.
According to Moore, "What this means is that the stops are unjustified more than ninety per cent of the time".
Jeremy Hunt's recent criticism tainting all GPs for not referring patients early enough for cancer diagnosis is totally unjustified, fuelling more defensive medicine through encouraging over-investigation.
Worker exploitation and outsized business profits are factors, but even more key are the unjustified payments to the wealthy generated by our outsized financial sector.
KBR Machinery Company had the Army over a barrel: if the Army refused to pay KBR's inflated bills (more than $1B in unjustified costs), KBR threatened to shut off payments to its subcontractors, which in turn would stop feeding the army in Iraq.
Previous claims of significant increases for oropharyngeal, oesophageal and pancreatic cancer with risk increases of 60%to80%0% for each cancer [ 1], appear unjustified when more appropriate meta-analyses are conducted.
Many Republicans have also vowed to restore more than $130 billion worth of unjustified subsidies to private Medicare Advantage plans that is needed to help pay for the expansion of coverage under health care reform.
