Sentence examples similar to unjustifiably rated from inspiring English sources
Similar legislation has been introduced in other state legislatures, but nowhere are the stakes higher than in California -- not only because AB 52 would allow the insurance commissioner to turn down requests for unjustifiably high rate hikes, but also because it would enable the commissioner to reject increases in deductibles as well.
In particular, we have shown that raters who rated 'easy' samples tend to have unjustifiably high values of the agreement score.
(Ferguson notes that Cumbernauld was recently rated the second-worst town in the United Kingdom, an appraisal he finds unjustifiably flattering).
At the same time, they have insisted on preserving bloated military spending and unjustifiably low tax rates for the rich.
These firms have traditionally faced interest rates that seem unjustifiably high given their low risk of default.
In a sell note on the company, he said: Moneysupermarket unjustifiably trades on a premium rating given the threat to earnings from Google taking some of its share of the value chain (we calculate Google traffic accounts for over half of its earnings).
Because people buy them for the fat yields, MLPs are unjustifiably tainted by the Federal Reserve's rate-tightening.
Once you've been to a bar with a shooting range, regular bars can seem unjustifiably boring.
He cited what he said were dozens of factual errors in Ms. Kent's reports and accused her of unjustifiably warning investors in a July 2002 report that a downgrading of LVMH's rating might be imminent.
He cited what he said were dozens of factual errors in Ms. Kent's reports and accused her of unjustifiably warning investors in a July 2002 report that a downgrading of LVMH's debt rating by Standard & Poor's might be imminent.
