Sentence examples similar to slightly undue from inspiring English sources
"Was Robert Cohen susceptible to undue influence?" Mr. Rowe asked.
This causes immense anxiety and undue stress.
It also causes those around you undue discomfort.
In practice, net population health (ie utility) may be compromised slightly by preventing undue suffering of a few seriously ill individuals.
One minor but nagging complaint: Subtle tunnel chamber acoustical bugs often make the dialogue sound slightly tinny and metallic, calling undue attention to the hidden microphones.
The rest of the unpainted wall is upscaled slightly more gently, so as not to draw undue attention to itself.
I've been away for a few days – something about a baby turning up, without undue complications but, it must be said, slightly tardily – and while I've been gone Steve Busfield has been here and here and here, charting events at Flushing Meadow in his own inimitable style.
But anyone even slightly connected to our family would still be suspected of somehow having undue influence.
It did find that the flight attendants who worked during the early stages of pregnancy had a slightly higher risk of miscarriage than their peers who took time off, but it was unclear whether undue stress or various other factors were to blame.
