Sentence examples for most unjustified from inspiring English sources

A most unjustified arrogance that seems to have afflicted some of my colleagues.

Which British foreign policy venture in the last half century has been the most unjustified and the most damaging?

The statement also said, "every enterprise on the part of Italians has constantly met with systematic opposition of the most obstinate and most unjustified nature".

Perhaps the most unjustified costs of the war on drugs in this country are the huge increase in our prison population and the even greater racial disparity in drug arrests and incarcerations.

"The most unjustified criticism (coming primarily from music critics such as yourself)," Mr. Gelb wrote to me recently, "is that the singers, directors and designers are creating stage productions at the Met that are planned with HD in mind".

It's always the case that some portion of the populace of an invaded nation will be happy about even the most unjustified invasions: that the Kurds are thrilled by the Iraq war is a fact still cited by Iraq war advocates as proof of the war's justness and wisdom.

But aside from legitimate data concerns with the app accessing users' photos – seemingly even when permission was not given; but that, unfortunately, isn't a niche breach – the derisive response was, for the most part, unjustified.

"The change to Newstart, in particular, is the most vicious, unjustified and utterly policy-idiotic measure I have ever seen a government take anywhere, anytime in my public policy career," Swan writes.

The problems lie with the lack of intervention guidelines, which opens the door for various interpretations of screening results based on the doctor's personality, and with the fear of litigation, which results in exorbitant and in most cases unjustified fees.

In April 2015, in what was perhaps the most blatantly unjustified of all the recorded police killings of black men to emerge since Ferguson, a video surfaced of a white policeman shooting an unarmed black man, Walter Scott, multiple times in the back as he fled the officer following a traffic stop in North Charleston.

Although some authors consider that fear is for the most part unjustified [ 1], a systematic review recommended some type of restriction of their use in hospitals, with use farther than 1 meter from electronic devices and restrictions in clinical areas [ 2, 3].