Sentence examples for unwarranted high from inspiring English sources

That means that, barring regulatory action (which seems unwarranted), high change fees are here to stay.

While it is hard to pinpoint which individual doctors or hospitals are the big spenders, regional data show unwarranted high costs of care with little difference in quality.

Apparently, expressing anti-Muslim hatred is legitimate, but characterizing such sentiments negatively, using words like "bias," is just elitist, or an example of unwarranted "high dudgeon".

Number Two is the hideous, totally unwarranted cruelty of high-school teachers.

Dr. Katherine Alfredo, a research scientist at Columbia University's Columbia Water Center, said the "inherent mistrust" of tap water is largely unwarranted, even given high-profile crises in Flint and elsewhere.

The unwarranted effects of higher FiO2 ratios have been shown to atelectasis even after very short periods of ventilation [ 27, 28].

More recently, high, often unwarranted prices for more familiar wines from Tuscany, the Piedmont and the Veneto have forced lovers of Italian wine to rediscover the south.

A bankruptcy judge on Wednesday approved a $45.6 million incentive program for top executives and managers of the Tribune Company, overruling objections by a union and the bankruptcy trustee that the payout was too high and unwarranted.

To avoid unwarranted conclusions and to ensure high confidence in the findings, the primary data were analyzed in three ways.

In 2005 this belief popular among students was also shown to be unwarranted in the area of high stakes medical examinations [ 4]: Out of the entire set of answers changed, 55% were wrong to right changes (WR), 25% were right to wrong (RW) and 20% were wrong to wrong (WW) with an average net point increase of 1.1% for first changes, consistent with previous research.

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