Sentence examples for apparently unfair from inspiring English sources

The press challenged the scheme as "ordinary" people faced apparently unfair penalties.

The UN high commissioner for human rights, Zeid Ra'ad Al-Hussein, voiced strong concern over Nasheed's "hasty and apparently unfair trial", and Amnesty International has characterised it as a "travesty of justice".

One case was so bizarre and apparently unfair that it drew public outrage, a highly unusual occurrence in Russia: earlier this year, a mother of seven was charged with high treason for ostensibly passing information to Ukraine which she had overheard on a public bus.

If the recipient decides to reject an apparently unfair offer, both participants receive nothing.

But she questions why the responder chimps in the new study, like those in the Leipzig experiments, never refused apparently unfair offers, even though humans routinely do so, and why the proposer chimps offered equitable splits even though unfair divisions would not be rejected.

That's unfair, manifestly unfair.

"Yes, if there are significant numbers rejected in apparently an unfair way, then of course that must be looked at again and challenged," he said.

Apparently, it was unfair of the Republicans to buy two senators whom the Democrats had already paid for, fair and square.

Such questions apparently aren't unfair to 3rd graders because they can read the Standard which the questions are assessing!?!?

All of this sounds pretty unfair, but apparently not unfair enough for the Supreme Court, which has now made the arbitration process even more onerous.

They show us apparently acting in an unfair way to civilians, to our enemies.