Sentence examples for was undue from inspiring English sources
adjective
Excessive; going beyond that what is natural or sufficient.
- To individuals who despise killings in any form, death penalty is undue punishment.
Ms. Gann denied that there was undue pressure on the admissions board to present higher test scores.
But with each change, lawmakers never defined what debtors had to do to prove that their financial hardship was "undue".
"We noticed there was undue publicity given to the attendance of those celebrities at the last meeting," Mr. Schwab said.
That court did find that using pepper spray against demonstrators was undue force the threat of which would have a chilling effect on free speech.
He objected to the move on the grounds that it was undue government interference in the free market, a traditional concern of Heritage.
One argument against the Common Core was that there was undue pressure on states to use them, in part because they were a requirement for states that wanted to get federal "race to the top" money.
There are undue influences.
And you're right that there is undue disrespect in my tone in my posts.
It is not overloaded with text, nor is undue space given to illustrative examples.
"The ethical issues come up where there is undue influence of an inappropriate nature".
In another clarification, sort of, the attorney general said the problem is "undue influence". So there.
