Sentence examples for undue space from inspiring English sources

It is not overloaded with text, nor is undue space given to illustrative examples.

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.

For example, the lengthy appointment booking time resulted in over-crowding of the common space and undue stress on patients as they waited to book their appointments.

They were given to The New York Times by senior NASA employees who say that the current state of agency planning puts astronauts and the space program at undue risk.

Amidst an economic and political turmoil, Brazil gave a significant step towards protection of network neutrality – the principle that keeps the Internet an open space, free from undue control by Internet service providers (ISPs).

The Order keeps the Internet an open and democratic space free from undue corporate control.

Mr. Clinton declined to comment on the Bush case but said, "By and large, the press and people generally have given Chelsea the space to grow up without undue intrusion, and I'm grateful for that".

For example, environmentalist groups, such as the Sierra Club, believe uncontrolled outward development is irresponsible and that poorly planned development destroys space, increases traffic, and puts undue pressure on infrastructure facilities (Sierra Club 2001).

He added that each building would rise only after commitments were received for at least half of its space to safeguard the college from undue risk.

However, Group Captain Richard Davies, station commander at RAF Marnham, stresses that flying in the same air space as the Russians should not cause undue hazards.

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