Sentence examples for unduly negative from inspiring English sources
Parry is hopeful that the survey is unduly negative.
In Washington a few weeks ago, Dr. Thomas, a longtime pediatrician, said she did not believe the race would become unduly negative.
Mr. Dowd said perceptions that the president's poll standing was poor, for instance, could lead the news media to constantly cover the president in an unduly negative light.
So I think there's an unduly negative sentiment about the stock," said Robert Hussey, a senior technology analyst at NCB Stockbrokers in Dublin.
Mentoring and sharing knowledge was a recurring theme throughout the event, as was the unduly negative view many people take of business.
In part, this will respond to this week's polling data that most Scots find the Better Together campaign unduly negative, including 40%-plus of its own supporters.
Perhaps I'm making a big deal over the use of a word -- a matter of semantics, some might say -- but if we recognize that we live in a culture that leaves women, as Dr. Tornambe himself writes, "unduly influenced into negative opinions about themselves and forced to chase an illusion," we professionals need to do all that we can to shift that experience.
His reviews were both authoritative and readable, but they were seen by many as being unduly vitriolic when expressing negative commentary.
Impulsivity is a multifactorial trait characterized by unplanned responding and hasty decision making that may be unduly risky or neglect negative consequences.
Damian Collins, who chairs the committee, said the investigation was intended to lead to outline regulations that could guard individuals from negative effects without unduly harming a growing industry.
In a written argument filed for the court, the provincial crown, Randy Schwartz, said classifying texts as phone calls "would dramatically and illogically impact wiretap law" and have "significant, practical negative effects by unduly hampering the ability of police to obtain highly relevant text messages".
