Sentence examples for doing unfairly from inspiring English sources

It is no longer about whether home-schooled children are losing out, but whether they are doing unfairly well.

In choosing to cheat by stating that the virtual coin flip came up heads, people were saving themselves more than a half-hour of drudgery but, in so doing, unfairly dooming another person to it.

Mr. Chubais denies that the transformation will be done unfairly.

In addition, 56 per cent think it is being done unfairly.

Thirty-three per cent thought the cuts were done "unfairly" in June last year; now that figure is at 58%.

This is apparent despite the fact that the majority have consistently seen spending cuts as being done "unfairly", "too deep", "too quickly", and adversely impacting on their own lives.

However, Commerce's decision only takes effect if the U.S. International Trade Commission — a U.S. government agency that can act against unfair trade practices — also agrees that Canada did unfairly subsidize the planes.

In his 17-page decision, Justice Lehner, who himself would get a pay raise under the ruling, said he believed that legislators did unfairly link their desire for a pay raise with that of the judges.

Order!" to the Commons than the current leader of Ukip, celebrated motor-mouth, ale-drinker extraordinaire, lap dance champion, Enoch Powell groupie, self-proclaimed non-racist (even if David Cameron did unfairly describe his party as a bunch of "fruitcakes, loonies and closet racists") and wearer of possibly the finest pin-stripe in Europe?

Whatever happens, Suleman was right that single mothers do unfairly get beat up on for creating societal ills.

To make sure the comparison between the proposed method and the random walk approach was not done unfairly, randomly picked genes were added to the KnownSet, and performances of the proposed method and random walk approach were then compared.