Sentence examples for undue amounts of from inspiring English sources

Its drawbacks include intensive electrical demand and the possibility that groundwater or char would absorb undue amounts of the energy.

For one, investors in the private market aren't exposed to undue amounts of risk since they're largely institutional, supposedly sophisticated and presumably don't need a full set of SEC-approved financials to make good investment decisions.

University students, often experience undue amounts of stress, which can have negative academic, emotional and health outcomes [ 2].

In addition, the total population of children under the age of 16 living in a working class area exposed to undue amounts of lead was examined in an attempt to determine whether their mental development had been affected.

A lot of people have undue amounts of stress in their lives from situations that would resolve themselves if they were just direct about it.

It's the undue amount of importance that very serious people put on Twitter.

"This is not a competition that puts an undue amount of importance on the shallower stuff.

In this administration, Mr. Bartlett said, "the nonfunctioning economic operation is causing the political implications of decisions to have an undue amount of influence".

Drivers are generally opposed to any lowering of speed limits, and changing traffic laws at the state level has traditionally required an undue amount of legislative maneuvering.

They're trumpeting — with an undue amount of enthusiasm — that we just scored 6 points on Words With Friends for making the word "cat".

The question "How was your day?," when leveled with what is perceived as an undue amount of concern, can cause steam to emerge from ears.