Sentence examples similar to unjustified difficulty from inspiring English sources
However, there were cases of senior officials expressing perhaps unjustified optimism, which demonstrated the difficulty of finding a balance between being entirely honest and trying to keep people from becoming unduly anxious.
In short, the occasion was a typical Putin event: a summons to Russian nationalism and a demand for international "respect" for the country's age-old interests in Eastern Europe, ignored by a West whose unjustified sanctions were to blame for the difficulties facing the Russian economy.
(VI, C) An elderly diabetic attending physician should take into account the possible presence of cognitive decline, both during the initial evaluation and when there is an otherwise unjustified decline in the clinical condition with, for instance, an increased difficulty to ensure safe care.
*Retention rate = Finished program/Initial participation *Retention rate = Finished program/Initial participation In the second workshop the causes for drop-out were: (i) difficulty in apprenticeship 26%, (ii) domestic work 38%, (iii) grandchild care 27%, (iv) diseases 5%, (v) unjustified causes 4%.
At the same time, the principal reported causes for drop-out in the first workshop were: (i) Difficulty in apprenticeship 40%, (ii) domestic work 22%, (iii) grandchild care 18%, iv) diseases 10%, and v) unjustified causes 10%.
Such insecurity seems unjustified.
Unjustified, but touching.
Both claims are unjustified.
This asymmetry is unjustified.
Is such scepticism unjustified?
