Unduly in a sentence

Over-reactions may occur—so that excessive optimism (euphoria) may drive prices unduly high or excessive pessimism may drive prices unduly low.

An appeal to refer the sentence of two brothers who sexually abused a young girl over a period of more than five years to the Court of Appeal under the Unduly Lenient Sentence Scheme has been rejected.

Aquilina’s right to speak, they said, is unduly being curtailed by harassment and threats, so effective protection must be provided to him and his family.

Crowsnest Pass Golf Club has asked municipal council to negotiate a “fair rate” for its water utilities, with club president Hal Nummi claiming that the new fees unduly burden heavy users and non-profit recreation.

He asked MPC to refuse the application because the proposed shed is a discretionary use and there is opposition and that the project will unduly interfere and affect the use and enjoyment by the neighbouring owners.

Investors should not rely unduly on any forward-looking statements.

It would derail the discussion, what led to mohbad's death and his catalogue being unduly held by naira.

Meanwhile, the burden of proof for the government — that it is not unduly interfering in religious practice — has become much harder to prove.

Neukircher found the man would be unduly benefitted were an order for forfeiture of her pension benefits not ordered.

Schroder felt Irving was being unduly physical guarding him and Irving appeared upset when Schroder complained to the referees.

States “must not unduly restrict participation and debate, or critical commentary about the conflict, of expressions of solidarity with Israelis or Palestinians,” spokeswoman Ravina Shamdasani told a media briefing in Geneva.

Tasmin Malcolm, representing Bilalaj, argued his sentence was not unduly lenient and that his attack had not been a “targeted” offence.

The sentence was increased after the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) referred the case to the Attorney General’s Office on behalf of Avon and Somerset Police as an unduly lenient sentence.

They must consider whether live streaming would interfere with proceedings, whether it would harm any party involved in the case and whether streaming would "unduly detract" from court decorum.

To Kerry’s credit not even that rattled them unduly with Leo Gaxha and the indefatigable Nathan Gleeson really putting on a show for the raucous home crowd who were on the feet by the finish.

While Gorbachev's war on alcoholism has been thoroughly ridiculed over the years, perhaps it has been done unduly.

While sentencing is a matter for the judiciary, the Director of Public Prosecutions does have the power to refer particular sentences to the Court of Appeal on the grounds that they may be unduly lenient.

Bitcoin Well believes that the expectations reflected in the forward-looking information are reasonable, but no assurance can be given that these expectations will prove to be correct and such forward-looking information should not be unduly relied upon.

Dividends remain well covered by earnings however, directors are confident about the future and many City brokers believe the shares have been unduly punished.

He contends that the states’ licensing processes prioritize state residents for social equity licenses in violation of the US Constitution’s dormant commerce clause, which seeks to prevent states from unduly restricting interstate commerce.