Sentence examples for unjustifiably claim from inspiring English sources
It seems, Dr. Goodman said in an e-mail, that "either everyone thinks their study is really unique (when others thought it wasn't), or they want to unjustifiably claim originality, or they just don't know how or want to look".
The abuse may happen through people acquiring unauthorized access to the information, but also through health personnel acquiring access by falsely or unjustifiably claiming a situation to be among the waivers where concurrent patient consent is not necessary.
"[T]he legislation being introduced today under the guise of equity would unjustifiably liberalize the criteria for determining eligibility, opening the program to fraud and abuse and placing limits on an operator's ability to defend against unjustified claims," Popovich said.
Despite what you've been told about the uncertainty that is inherent in science, many scientists are not above making unjustifiably sweeping claims, especially when writing for laypeople.
But if the scope of the claim is unclear or unjustifiably broad, rival innovation may be severely curtailed.
Aetna Inc. has settled a suit brought by 25 hospitals that charged the company with paying claims slowly or denying them unjustifiably, a lawyer for the hospitals said.
The company claimed that the previous commissioner, Stavros Dimas, "unjustifiably delayed" the decision on several occasions.
Petitioners have raised an equal protection claim (or, alternatively, a due process claim), in the charge that unjustifiably disparate standards are applied in different electoral jurisdictions to otherwise identical facts.
Although the two views are not incompatible (Ayer denied that moral claims were assertions, and the redundancy of the truth-predicate held only for assertions) the tension between the two is symptomatic of the worry that moral claims have so many of the features of truth-evaluable assertions that one has to be unjustifiably revisionist in construing them as non-meaningful.
All have been carrying unjustifiably high costs.
