Sentence examples for unjustified concern from inspiring English sources
Even sophisticated companies like Samsung, which understand the lawful scope of injunctions, suffer when investors lose confidence and customers lose interest due to unjustified concern about the viability of new products.
Conservative Alex Johnstone criticised the way Mr Brown "has now managed to spend much of the last 36 hours stirring up unjustified concerns over the continuity of the West Coast rail service".
In 2000 measles was nearly eradicated in the United States; with a drop in immunization due to unjustified concerns about vaccines, the United States is witnessing this year the largest measles outbreak since 1996.
A succession of studies and surveys on AmED consumption has been shown to be of poor methodological quality which has resulted in a series of unjustified concerns and wrong conclusions (Verster et al., 2012).
This is not an unjustified fear.
The inconsistent classification of psychological questionnaires may have lead to unjustified conclusions concerning the psychological effects of GH therapy.
The phenotypic conservatism associated with the vermiform morphology of nematodes [ 107] has fostered unjustified expectations concerning the conservation of genetic programmes that determine these morphologies.
Later suspecting ongoing al-Qaeda links and activities, the United States pressed German and Canadian authorities to investigate Mohamedou but both found the U.S. concerns unjustified.
Chinese regulators have said that toothpaste with small amounts of diethylene glycol is not harmful and that international concern is unjustified.
This concern seems unjustified since: (1) It was usually possible to judge from signs of female responsiveness within the first half minute of a trial whether females would engage in copulation or not.
And the city of Phoenix, another subject of the study, said in a statement that the report's concerns about the fact that it imported some of its water were "unjustified and unjustifiable".
