Sentence examples for certainly unfair from inspiring English sources

The impression is almost certainly unfair.

Some say it is certainly unfair and may be unconstitutional.

"To define Ed Gross's tenure on one issue is certainly unfair.

I do not know if this system is unconstitutional, but it is certainly unfair and un-American.

It's certainly unfair to judge applicants solely on the basis of scores on a test that's standardized across situations, and that's why schools don't.

While fraudulent transactions are certainly unfair, simply asserting that buying access to information in advance of others is somehow unfair does not necessarily make it illegal.

(It would certainly be unfair to Lawrence's relatively unconventional and very "reality-based" novels).

It would certainly be unfair, or at least premature, to suggest that Mr. Parsons's vaunted negotiation skills failed him.

"It is certainly highly unfair that not only are women being paid less but they are driving the movies that Sight & Sound says are the best of the year.

Important as the distinction is between justifying and explanatory reasons, it would certainly be unfair to charge most contemporary internalists with simply confounding it.

"The biases concerned could be racial, ethnic, cultural, regional, sexual, sexual-orientation, class-based – but they will be present, and they will almost certainly be unfair," he adds.