Sentence examples for would be unjustified from inspiring English sources

Independent medical experts agreed with our clinical team that this treatment would be unjustified.

Increasing the temperature and discomfort conditions would be unjustified and not acceptable, unlike the temperature and the discomfort outdoors in a non-planned city that is natural.

He also contended that any attack by local officials on Assembly Democrats would be unjustified because, he said, the conference has long supported having the state take over some of the most expensive Medicaid programs.

"It would be unjustified to carry out expensive and speculative geological assessments before a community had volunteered".

He reiterated Prime Minister David Cameron's earlier message that any strike would be "unjustified" and said talks needed to continue to avert industrial action.

Hence, it does not follow that were mystical claims justified to a lesser degree than that, or not by similar procedures, that they would be unjustified.

If a placebo were given to a patient without decisional capacity, it would also be unjustified, because it would medically have no effect on the patient.

If not associated with first dorsal compartment tenderness and swelling, this diagnosis would seem to be unjustified.

But even a less than full belief in an epistemological thesis which showed theism to be unjustified would be damaging.

No doubt in many of these cases perhaps the majority a fair-minded study would show liquidation to be unjustified.

That reaction may often be unjustified.