Sentence examples for unjustifiably broad from inspiring English sources
But if the scope of the claim is unclear or unjustifiably broad, rival innovation may be severely curtailed.
Black, however, believed that this interpretation of the due process clause was unjustifiably broad.
Harlan's interpretation of the Due Process Clause attracted the criticism of Justice Black, who rejected the idea that the Clause included a "substantive" component, considering this interpretation unjustifiably broad and historically unsound.
But his definition of crimes that remain in the realm of being indecent appears unjustifiably wide.
On this view, the core duty in torts is not to injure others (either full stop or unjustifiably).
Instead, people engaged in prostitution were charged with violating broad laws against vagrancy, disorderly conduct and "night walking" meant to ensure order in the public square by removing people, however unjustifiably, deemed at odds with that order.
All have been carrying unjustifiably high costs.
And federal drug laws are unjustifiably extreme.
Expectations will rise too, perhaps unjustifiably.
The Iranian government is indeed "paranoid"—and not entirely unjustifiably.
