Sentence examples for undue share from inspiring English sources

It means that girls are bearing an undue share of the economic and psychological costs of divorce.

Instead, the public plan would likely undercut private firms and get an undue share of the market.

But some fiscal analysts say that an undue share of the exemption's value goes not to local governments, but to the wealthiest bond buyers instead.

Perhaps the fact that the city is getting so safe, one expert suggested, is giving the crimes that do occur an undue share of attention.

Expect More Trains The Obama administration has been a big proponent of high-speed rail, and it is no secret that many airline executives view Amtrak as the sibling with an undue share of the trust fund.

That is not the case in Hempstead, which suffers a multitude of ills — a tattered downtown, an underachieving economy that leaves homeowners groaning under an undue share of the tax burden, old and fragile sewer systems and underfinanced, deeply dysfunctional schools crammed with children.

A stricture against astronauts' sharing "undue preferential treatment" is NASA's way of banning sex in space.

Their filing observes that "Twitter is a unique service built on trust and transparency," adding that the value of the service depends, in part, on the users' ability to share information "without undue fear of government surveillance".

"[F]ailure to account for legal and policy issues at the outset of a large transborder data-sharing project can lead to undue resource expenditures and data-sharing structures that may offer fewer benefits than hoped," they continued.

Yet failure to account for legal and policy issues at the outset of a large transborder data-sharing project can lead to undue resource expenditures and data-sharing structures that may offer fewer benefits than hoped.

Any attempt to ensure jobs were created or skills shared was regarded as undue interference.