Sentence examples for undue interest from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, it would have been wrong for him to show "an undue interest".

Publicly, however, cardinals reveal no undue interest in the next conclave.

Other suggestions surfaced on Wednesday that Mr. Foley's undue interest in pages had previously been known.

Western reports have attracted undue interest, I'm convinced, because domestic coverage, while increasingly slick, has been so lifeless.

He said his respect for the independence of the news division accounted for "my determination not to show undue interest".

Whittingdale then said: "You didn't want to know?" "It was a determination not to show an undue interest," Entwistle responded.

Conflict within the context of political competition is important for this, and conflict is also essential to help keep at bay some fundamental threats to the democracy, from undue special-interest influence to tyranny of the majority.

Support is already being removed in several countries and exit strategies must take into account nascent fiscal consolidation "so as to facilitate it without putting undue pressure on interest rates".

Due to their increasing influence, these normally private and opaque proxy advisory firms have come under fire for issues such as conflicts of interest, undue influence, privacy concerns, and the investment value their recommendations provide.

Halliburton has become a favorite target for Democrats, who use it as shorthand for a host of doubts about conflicts of interest, undue corporate influence, and hidden motives behind Bush Administration policy — in particular, its reasons for going to war in Iraq.

Animals Make Us Emotional and a Little Silly The death of the baby panda last week that lived for six days at the National Zoo inspired an almost undue amount of interest around here.