Sentence examples for be unfair to conclude from inspiring English sources

And it would be unfair to conclude that Mr Cherington knew something that the Athletics or Rays did not.

While Dieckmann admittedly disdains any imperative to provide entertainment (and so she should - Lord preserve us from any kooky, heartwarming Guantánamo-inspired fictions that American or British authors may have in store), it would be unfair to conclude that she doesn't care about her readers.

Carl-Magnus Hallberg, senior vice president of information technology services for Nasdaq OMX, told Reuters it was unfair to conclude that security practices were lax simply because the Directors Desk program was breached.

"The practice has been found to be unfair to other local children," the report concludes.

But a BHA review of whip rules concluded it would be unfair to penalise racehorse owners, trainers, stable staff and punters.

Thus, the argument concludes, it would be unfair to charge users a fee for appropriating any piece of (digital) information; information should be free (or nearly free) so as to reflect its dissemination costs.

It would be unfair to him.

It would be unfair to stop there.

I don't mean to be unfair to Justice O'Connor.

It would be unfair to expect him to stop overnight.

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos scrapped Obama-era guidelines on campus sexual assault Friday after concluding they were unfair to students accused of rape.