Sentence examples for unjustifiably set from inspiring English sources

Christiano, for instance, argues that against a background constituted by diversity, cognitive bias, and fallibility, agents can be sure that their fundamental interest in judgment will not be unjustifiably set back only if political power is exercised within institutions that publicly realize equality, i.e., democratic ones.

"We are not imposing regulations on the press; we are saying the press set up a self-regulation system but that body is checked every two or three years to ensure it is really independent of the press and is a system that can help innocent people who have been unjustifiably bullied and intimidated so they have a recourse".

With some workers complaining that they were paid unjustifiably less than others, the contract sets a minimum salary of $50,000 for any full-time Gawker employee, a minimum of $70,000 for senior writers and editors, and a minimum of $90,000 for deputy editors and the editors-in-chief of some of Gawker's smaller websites.

Amazon contends that ebooks are "unjustifiably" expensive, because they do away with the cost of printing, warehousing and transport.

"Invariably and probably unjustifiably, we're going to be judged by how we do in postseason," Piniella said.

Not unjustifiably.

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.

I have always been able to imagine being unjustifiably hated".