The phrase "unduly harm" is not correct in standard English; the correct expression is "unduly harm" should be "unduly harmed" or "unduly harmful." You can use it when discussing actions or situations that cause excessive or inappropriate harm.
Example: "The new policy may unduly harm the interests of small businesses."
Alternatives: "excessively damage" or "unjustly harm."
Narrow tailoring, therefore, requires that a race-conscious admissions program not unduly harm members of any racial group.
But a Delaware Chancery Court judge threw a wrench into those plans, ruling last month that the original deal would unduly harm BankAtlantic's debt holders.
Ofcom still has the power to block the deal, regardless of its previous stance that the media company's bid for BSkyB would not unduly harm media plurality in Britain.
While it would not unduly harm the airline if high-wage pilots were forced to accept pay cuts, "if you cut the wages of mechanics," he said, "they could go elsewhere because they have more opportunities to get work elsewhere".
But it might also unduly harm the economy, which is still fragile, and, in April, faces tax increases and sharp public-spending cuts.What makes the bank's problem especially acute is that, in recent years, inflation has spent more time above 2% than below it, testing faith in the bank's ability to meet the target (see chart).
Many safety critical systems are subject to safety certification as a way to provide assurance that these systems cannot unduly harm people, property or the environment.
This week the Fair Labour Association, a non-profit group that audits workplaces, said progress had been made, but more still needed to be done to cut overtime hours without unduly harming workers' incomes.Veteran Apple-watchers say this and other episodes are a sign that Mr Cook is more likely to pay attention to opinions outside Apple than his predecessor.
Local officials say that detaining people they would otherwise release is unduly expensive, harms police-community relations and violates the Constitution ― something courts have agreed with.
Recently, it has been alleged that Huma, a Muslim American, is part of a nefarious conspiracy to harm the United States by unduly influencing U.S. foreign policy at the Department of State in favor of the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamist causes.
In a statement, Samsung said, "Should Apple continue to make excessive legal claims based on such generic designs, innovation in the industry could be harmed and consumer choice unduly limited".
A spokeswoman for Samsung said: "Should Apple continue to make excessive legal claims based on such generic designs, innovation in the industry could be harmed and consumer choice unduly limited.
