Sentence examples for unduly raised from inspiring English sources

Perhaps they felt that responding directly would have unduly raised Wilson's profile.

Richardson says: "There will be an opportunity to discuss it at the next round of meetings but I don't want to get anyone's hopes unduly raised.

Mr Obama's law requires insurers to cover those with pre-existing conditions from 2014, without unduly raising their rates.

And poorly crafted regulations may unduly raise the cost of new research, discouraging further innovation.Another thing which may have changed permanently is the role of government.

His passage through the United States was enough to disturb his conservative opponents and unduly raise his supporters' hopes that the slow thaw in relations between the two arch-enemies was about to quicken.

"I don't want to unduly raise expectations, but I think that this is an appropriate thing for me to do, to try to get this back on track, so that our objectives of having a comprehensive peace can go forward," Mr. Clinton said.

Its "aggressive marketing unduly raises client expectations beyond what it can deliver," a recent GartnerGroup report says.

The president, in my view, was neither unduly raising expectations nor was he trying to undermine the Netanyahu government.

Nevertheless, the administration of an off-labeled chemotherapy regimen risks exposing patients to unnecessary toxicity without reasonable hope of clinical benefit, and unduly raises the cost of care.

They may avoid cure language in order to unduly raise hopes and avoid potential litigation, suggesting that some physicians believe their patients typically understand cure in an absolute sense.

These claims could arguably do psychological harm to persons living with HIV by unduly raising and dashing hopes, and the generation of false beliefs might have other negative effects on behavior.