Sentence examples for created unfairly from inspiring English sources

He said that an impression had been created, unfairly, that the market had represented something "low-scale and unattractive".

The Tottenham manager said: "It's a big mistake from the referee you know, sometimes reputations are created unfairly in the media and it's a bit unfair.

Dr. Morgentaler, a self-described testosterone skeptic when he began researching it more than 20 years ago who later became an advocate, believes that the stigma was created unfairly.

The giants argue city-run networks such as Chaska's create unfairly subsidized challengers.

Yet they suggest that ignorance, paternalism and prejudice among Westerners have created an unfairly alarmist view of South Africa.

The unfairly created debt forced on students should be written off.

In its complaint, NHN said that Google, "through a marketing partnership with major smartphone producers," had unfairly created "a new ecosystem" by offering the Android system free as a way to control the market.

"You unfairly created these unstoppable characters," sounds better as, "I feel it's unfair that unstoppable characters have been created".

We're just trying to prevent others from creating games that unfairly capitalise on our success".

And sometimes when the focus is on illegal immigration it creates the impression — unfairly, in many instances — that Republicans are against immigrants or against immigration".

Last week, the U.S. Commerce Department said Hynix chips were unfairly subsided, which created global pricing pressure.