Sentence examples for So unfairly from inspiring English sources

So unfairly targeted were the policies that the budget papers left out the usual tables which showed the impact of the budget on various family types.

So, unfairly, mutton got a very bad name - "a dirty word, that smacked of gristle, fat, stews and poverty" according to food historian William Black, in his book The Land that Thyme Forgot.

So, unfairly or not, the case has harmed the image of Malaysia's judiciary, and, to the extent that he is seen as implicated in its decisions, of Mr Najib himself.Already his reputation as a liberal and moderate has been dented by his government's use of another archaic and draconian law, on sedition, to hound its critics.

They have been so unfairly treated".

Public health resources are still so unfairly distributed The biggest failure of the new public health system is that resources are so unfairly distributed.

Or different to what @henrygayle did and was so unfairly criticized for," another asked.

She tells him that she loves him and apologizes that he had to die so unfairly.

Justice Stevens is convinced that the death penalty has been applied so unfairly that it cannot be defended.

And that in particular African-American and Latino workers who are being shut out in this process so unfairly.

I have a lot of respect for Neil Kinnock, who was so unfairly lampooned when he was Labour leader.

Trump says his daughter has been treated 'so unfairly' by Nordstrom.