Sentence examples for undue thinking from inspiring English sources

Seventy-three percent of university workers in Nigeria thought hypertension was caused by undue thinking, stress, or worries, and 65% did not know it required life-long treatment (92).

The article "For Partygoers Who Can't Say No, Experts Try to Reduce the Risks" (Sept . 25 gives undue credence to a deceptive line of thinking.

That way of thinking puts a lot of undue pressure on both the man and the relationship.

"Our sense is that it puts undue pressure on really young players to be really thinking about things that are so far away.

One is that, thinking of yesterday, attention focused on and gave undue weight to many small things left undone.

Constantly thinking about him will not do anything but cause undue stress.

In finding H.B. 2 constitutional, the Fifth Circuit interpreted Casey's undue-burden test as requiring only some "rational basis" for thinking the law will serve a legitimate interest, no matter how speculative or unsupported by the evidence.

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The danger in that is that shareholders have "handed over thinking" to the ISS, said Olisa, which can sometimes result in the organisation exerting an undue influence.

Not only has Sarah Miller been unable to work or sleep since the attack on Afghanistan, but she finds herself thinking that people who seem to be able to go about their daily routine without undue alarm must be insane.

Which means that most of us conveniently repress what's in our closet, and fool ourselves into thinking we have to buy something new when a special occasion presents itself, thus creating undue pressure (most of us are good at that, right?).