Sentence examples for which is unjustified from inspiring English sources

We believe that is a tax cut which is unjustified.

But the response of the SCoJeC's public affairs officer, Leah Granat, to Salmond's address and its suggestion that the authorities in Scotland are not properly categorising incidents seems to imply a degree of criticism of the SNP government and the police, which is unjustified.

The FLMP is related to Bayesian inference [45], but not equivalent to it (since it equates amounts of evidence to response frequencies, which is unjustified in a Bayesian model).

Ineffective technologies expose patients to risks, delays, expectations and costs which are unjustified [ 53].

This raises the question, how can we adjudicate between an epistemological thesis which might otherwise be believed and a religious belief which that thesis implies is unjustified?

The retailer's staff, he said, were "increasingly upset and angry at the barrage of detrimental comments about the company which in their view is unjustified".

That only occurs after an adversarial process during which a judge assumes an arrest is unjustified until the officer presents enough evidence to persuade him otherwise.

"People have very strong opinions on coyotes and carnivores in general — very strong support, and very strong negative attitudes, some of which may be unjustified," said Paul Curtis, a wildlife biologist at Cornell University who co-led a five-year-long study of coyote behavior in Westchester County in New York.

Colorado moves up to Lean Obama (which may be unjustified, we'll see), but two Obama states moved back down into Too Close To Call this time -- Florida and Virginia.

This asymmetry is unjustified.

However, Leveson says this criticism is unjustified.