Sentence examples similar to somewhat undue from inspiring English sources
These included vote-rigging, channelling grants to fellow residents of Bangladeshi descent for electoral gain, bringing the somewhat arcane concept of "undue spiritual influence" to bear on the borough's many Muslim electors and falsely calling Labour candidate John Biggs a racist.
The war in Iraq was a geostrategic mistake of historic proportions, but, toward the end of his tenure, with his leadership of the surge and the Sunni Awakening, David Petraeus helped to mitigate things somewhat, and permitted the U.S. drawdown to take place without undue loss of face.
Even the somewhat prurient list of poisonous emperors might be extended without undue effort: e.g., Lucius Verus according to the Historia Augusta (Verus, 9); and, once our author mentioned Cleopatra, he really should have at least waved at the vexed question of who, if anyone, poisoned her — an asp of her own importation, or Augustus — but of that, not a peep.
In a similar, if somewhat lesser way, Farage also managed (and still manages) to attract undue attention from newspapers.
Meanwhile, getting an "infertile" reading can send men down paths of undue worry as well, especially when they either screw up the somewhat complex preparation and conditions for sample collection and get a bad reading or poorly interpret their sperm counts and motilities, perhaps feeling inadequate when compared to global average statistics for fertile men.
What's an "undue burden"?
"Does he have undue influence?
Undue Fears of China Inc?
