Sentence examples similar to undue height from inspiring English sources
A man who has never run any public body of any note is a risk, even if his campaign has been a model of discipline.And the Obama phenomenon would not always be helpful, because it would raise expectations to undue heights.
As well as investigating low-back strain, a screening was performed to determine whether chiropractors' upper extremities were at risk for undue strain as workstation table height was varied.
Now there's more than ever, especially in the wet, yet the extra height in the suspension doesn't provoke undue body roll.
The Treasury's decision to meet AIG's commitments played into criticism of Goldman's undue influence; in the space of a single week at the height of the crisis, phone records showed that Blankfein spoke to the US treasury secretary 24 times.
But it is the height of absurdity to pretend that only registered lobbyists wield undue influence.
Mr. Lewis engaged in a public dispute with Ben Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, and Henry M. Paulson Jr., then the Treasury secretary, over whether they put undue pressure on the bank to complete its acquisition of Merrill Lynch at the height of the financial crisis.
But, he added, "such anecdotal evidence cannot be given undue weight" in light of the sheer size of California's prison system, which was at its height "larger than that of many medium-sized cities" like Bridgeport, Conn.; Eugene, Ore . and Savannah, Ga.
His height (five feet seven inches) and his weight (a hundred and forty pounds) meant that he would not put undue stress on quarter-inch galvanized cable, which he would be required to climb, more than five hundred feet to the tower tops.
What's an "undue burden"?
