Sentence examples for would be unwarranted from inspiring English sources

Unless he bucks the trend he could even lose power.That would be unwarranted.

Mr. Chiasson's lawyers said that adhering to the guidelines "would be as draconian as it would be unwarranted".

I was livid, because I felt any vitriol from me would be unwarranted: he was thinking about us.

Thus, evaluating teachers solely on the basis of the time spent on instruction would be unwarranted, without taking their class sizes into account.

This seemed to imply that a new vote would be unwarranted even if the original were compromised.The party did not stop at refusing merely to countenance a revote.

Nevertheless, Stephen D. Ramsey, vice president for corporate environmental programs for G.E., said that dredging would be unwarranted and "a bad mistake".

She says it would not be "unwarranted" for the overall market to correct by about 10% and for the Nasdaq Composite Index to correct by some 15%.

If Aristotle were right about the existence of an immutable fifth element (ether) in the celestial region, and if he were right about motion and time being eternal, any belief in creation would surely be unwarranted.

In light of this meta-analysis and the limitations of the CRYCO study, such a blanket recommendation would appear to be unwarranted.

As in our applications the number of conditions was substantially greater than either the number of genes or the number of connections between them, we found the additional computational costs such extra step would entail to be unwarranted.

For the court to overturn Miranda would be an unwarranted rollback of safeguards against coercion in the criminal justice system.