Sentence examples for undue concentration from inspiring English sources

The result was ossification of the Communist Party and undue concentration of power in the hands of the Moscow apparatus.

The deal, Mr. Finneran said, "will not lessen competition or result in any undue concentration of resources".

It is this second case I have trouble with; it moves us away from the literary work, and towards an undue concentration on the individual who produced it.

Outside a wartime context, arguments that estate tax rates must remain high in order to prevent undue concentration of wealth have failed to carry the day.

But in reality, AT&T is likely to have a tough time persuading the court to view the wireless market as a local one, and even if it succeeds, the combination would appear to create undue concentration in some locales.

Third is impact on competition: would the investment lead to undue concentration or control in the industry or sectors affected?

The state Casino Control Commission ruled last week that adding the Claridge casino hotel to its Atlantic City empire will not give Park Place Entertainment, owner of the Caesar's, Park Place and Hilton casinos, an "undue economic concentration".

Intrafocal manipulation provides a sufficient realignment and a good contact at the fracture surface while avoiding overtraction of the fracture site and undue stress concentration in the implant [ 25].

Since then, the blood lead concentration for defining undue lead exposure has been reduced: from 60 to 40 μg/dL in 1971, to 30 μg/dL in 1978, and to 25 μg/dL in 1985 CDC 19911985 CDC 1991

The smoothing model used in the correction algorithm must strike a balance in having enough flexibility to follow metabolism related changes in compound concentrations while avoiding undue influence from deviating observations.

Concentration upon Appearance and Reality alone, therefore, risks placing undue weight upon what turn out to be temporary features of thought or expression, and this has in fact contributed to the distorted impressions of his thinking so often to be found in the textbooks of analytic philosophy.