Sentence examples for somewhat unwarranted from inspiring English sources
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.
Thus, our previous concern that recurrent Wolbachia sweeps within fire ant populations may confound the use of mtDNA markers for studying the evolutionary history of fire ants (i.e. phylogeographic studies, identification of source populations), as the invasion of new strains would erase all pre-existing variation, seems somewhat unwarranted.
Hoyt nevertheless said that talking about any reasons for the disparity felt to him somewhat like "unwarranted speculation".
But then, retreating somewhat from this bizarre and unwarranted conclusion, Wittgenstein wished to exclude certain functions, particularly functions on propositions or related entities, from the doctrine; these favoured functions he calls 'operators' (5.251).
Additionally, the phrase hosts a somewhat sinister implication that further investigation into the issue at hand in this case effective biology teaching and learning is likely unnecessary and unwarranted.
Was that comparison unwarranted?
"The criticism was unwarranted.
Tightening now is unwarranted.
The gripe is unwarranted.
Her concern is unwarranted.
