Sentence examples for undue play from inspiring English sources

The logic of Whig radicalism, in whatever form it takes, always allows charismatic figures undue play; there's a reason that the big Whigs remain known today while the authoritarian reformers mostly sink into specialists' memories of committees and cabinets.

It shows that the protecting virus without causing undue harm plays a key role in HLB virus control in plants.

"No centralized authority should set itself up as the arbiter of what people may do together online," Ms. Crawford said in a statement to the board, adding that political pressures played an undue role.

She can play anyone, without undue glamour or starriness, and she has plainly identified herself with a range of small, low-budget pictures by new directors.

"To seek to impose a financial penalty on an independent Scotland in relation to the decommissioning of Faslane might be seen as undue pressure and could easily play into the hands of the SNP," he said.

Their firm characterizations seize the sympathy of the audience without ever stealing its attention, allowing Mr. Sinise to play off them without undue clamor.

The conclusion, she believes, is inescapable "[e]xcept in this Court," where the majority declares that the state interest in leveling the playing field "cannot justify undue burdens on political speech".

This was typically classy stuff from Andsnes – playing that didn't draw undue attention to itself, and yet was far too nuanced and alive to be described as understated.

The is simply a very short run phenomenon that requires regulatory supervision to ensure that the vulnerable groups in society are not taken undue advantage of and that employers of refugees play by the rules.

That would be undue reward for the support role it has played in the group's resurgence.

He offered an encore of Chopin's lovely, undulant and, in its subdued way, challenging "Barcarolle," played with a lilting gait but undue intensity.