Sentence examples for unwarranted level from inspiring English sources

Ladbrokes cited the example of Manchester city council which it claimed had "taken to delaying applications by seeking an entirely unwarranted level of information".

Miss Blackwell told the jury: "It is the Crown's case that what has brought the defendant to this courtroom is a sexual desire for (the girl), an excessive arrogance and an unwarranted level of expectation.

Final scores were grouped into four classes (I: 0 points, II: 1 10 points, III: 11 20 points, IV: ≥21 points) to reduce the impact of an unwarranted level of resolution, considering the number of respondents to this question (n=16) and of potential bias of experts towards rating their own fields as particularly relevant.

Joining the chorus of criticism against big payouts, the president of the central bank, Jean-Claude Trichet, urged banks that had recently returned to profitability to use the cash to "strengthen their capital positions, rather than to distribute a large part of their profits or to pay out unwarranted levels of compensation or bonuses".

The complex multi-year pay deals known as long-term incentive plans or LTIPs, now a feature of most FTSE 100 bosses' remuneration, have driven executive pay up to "unwarranted levels" without delivering the same improvement in company performance, according to a report.

Instead of making campuses safer, we are fostering an unwarranted and unhealthy level of fear.

"I think that speculation is unwarranted by the level of disillusion of the Catholic laity," said Stephen J. Pope, chairman of the theology department at Boston College.

Rapp's implication of affinity between Mpre and Nafaanra seems therefore unwarranted at this level.

This would require assumptions about which factors would be most relevant to reduce DUP in any particular community that are unwarranted given the current level of knowledge of such factors.

Just last month a piece of research from Canada said warnings of the dangers to pregnant women and unborn babies from tuna might be unwarranted, as the mercury levels, though they seem high, could be stored in the body in a safer form.

EGFR is aberrantly activated in ∼80% of head and neck cancers, frequently through unwarranted increases in its protein levels (Cassell and Grandis 2010; Wheeler et al. 2010).