unwarranted

Then there is an issue of positive but unwarranted information.

All of this in here was an unwarranted demand on his very important time.

And given his past, perhaps the preparation was not unwarranted.

"Some people thought it was a very dangerous and unwarranted thing to do to patients."

The company said such action would be "unwarranted and inappropriate."

But officials at the news conference said such criticism was unwarranted.

But such fears are unwarranted, at least in the short term.

Such a boy deserves justice, of course, but many people's cases are unwarranted.

The state first made the charges public in April, and the hospital has called them unwarranted.

It turns out, though, that such concerns may be unwarranted.

But the Israeli official said such a concern was unwarranted.

But their pessimism, for the most part, turned out to be unwarranted.

That is a quite unwarranted attack and should be withdrawn.

It is due in fact to an unwarranted use of antibiotics.

In these cases, federal help could amount to an unwarranted bailout.

"I just think it's an unwarranted risk to do it in a home," she said.

But a number of outside experts argue that military force is, for now, unwarranted.

"If there is an unwarranted rule on the books, we feel it should come off," he said.

They are looking for relief from an unwarranted financial burden.

The general has made an unwarranted assumption about shared knowledge.

It may also result in unwarranted visits to emergency department.

There is an old saying that one should not stir up unwarranted trouble.

Then he takes this same man to a hospital, having decided that the punishment was unwarranted.

We believe that this pessimistic view of the new law's effect is unwarranted.

We'll let the diplomats sort out the unwarranted attack on the station.