unwarranted造句

Their concern seems to be unwarranted.

I strongly resent such unwarranted aspersions.

So, the anxiety of the nutritionists is unwarranted.

Sir, this is an unwarranted invasion of my privacy!

The bank's inflation forecasts suggest that such a concern is unwarranted.

The first sign that you're successfully breaking out of mediocracy is feeling unwarranted fear.

The trouble is that examiners cannot always tell when a patent is unwarranted.

Many am teams will see these decisions as premature and imposing an unwarranted technical debt.

But this belief is unwarranted: translators are sometimes distinguished authors themselves, and some authors may even translate their own works.

If there are more positive results associated with the new behavior, your fears of the unknown are unwarranted.

Research carried out for Sovereign Health Care found employees were more likely to take an unwarranted day off this month than at any other time of year.

But it's unclear if the schemes will hold up when inevitably challenged in court-or if they'll deter traders from taking unwarranted risks.

Against this backdrop, with a Republican House and a presidential election less than two years away, Israeli fears of abandonment look unwarranted.

There are also other clergy who believe that remaining obedient to Rome is unwarranted if one has “proportionate reasons” to do otherwise.

To the extent required to prevent a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy, an agency may delete identifying details when it makes available or publishes an opinion, statement of policy, interpretation, or staff manual or instruction.

They also say that OMB involvement causes unwarranted delays in the rulemaking process and breeds procedural unfairness, because key decisions will be made behind closed doors, where opposing parties cannot correct OMB's misapprehensions.