Sentence examples for will be unjustified from inspiring English sources

According to the preservationist, then, such a belief will be unjustified when recalled (and, for that matter, while in memory).

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.

Yes, there will be increased regulation to comply with and some of it may even be unjustified, but that conflates liability with regulation.

That reaction may often be unjustified.

The boast might not be unjustified.

Other worries may be unjustified.

The French warning creates a fear that may be unjustified.

This worry, however, turns out to be unjustified.

However, such an evaluation in morphea seems to be unjustified.

In essence, his moral calculus holds that "most violence will always be unjustified" -- but that it is legitimate when used in defense of one's self and loved ones in the face of imminent violence.

"If we win the European elections next year it will be completely unjustified not to have us in the debates.