Sentence examples for Unfair extent from inspiring English sources

In addition to copying, it must be shown that this has been done to an unfair extent". West Publ'g Co. v. Edward Thompson Co., 169 F. 833, 861 (E.D.N.Y.1909).

Or perhaps the reward structure is unequal to an unfair extent, leaving some workers with unfairly low pay for the work they do.

To turn back and now mount pressure on Nigeria is to some extent unfair".

Judging PSG on those matches would be unfair given the extent of their injuries, but it was possible to detect a pattern emerging.

Critics of the dominance approach characterize it as condemning all sex and indicting all men as rapists, but this criticism is to some extent unfair.

In regards to the UN as a whole, Professor David Gibbs at the University of Arizona told VICE News that, "the culpability of the UN was overstated and seemed unfair to the extent the UN troops armed without a clear mandate, never intended for heavy fighting".

All this may seem terribly unfair, and to an extent it is.

The masks get made fun of quite a bit, which to an extent is unfair.

The V masks get a lot of stick, which to an extent is unfair.

In addition to the study, the Task Force was directed to determine the nature and extent of existing unfair and deceptive airline advertising practices and to report a recommended course of action to NAAG at its meeting in December 1987.

Nothing in the bill derogates from the rights of parties to contract with each other and to sue for breaches of contract; however, to the extent that the unfair competition concept known as "interference with contract relations" is merely the equivalent of copyright protection, it would be preempted.