Sentence examples for for being unfair from inspiring English sources

He discussed them at length, berating the media for being unfair to him.

When someone stood to castigate the news media for being unfair to her, the audience cheered, with some even turning to cast a collective evil eye on the reporters in the high school gymnasium.

A spokeswoman for Hillary Rodham Clinton, who in her campaign for the Senate in New York has criticized the bankruptcy legislation for being unfair to women and children, declined to comment today on the Senate's action.

Sanctions, under which claimants lose benefit payments for between four weeks and three years, have come under fire for being unfair, punitive, failing to increase job prospects, and causing hunger, debt and ill-health among jobseekers.

A recent Charleston Post and Courier story described a white, liberal philosophy professor at the school who is under fire "for political bias, for being unfair to Trump in discussions about lies and propaganda, for being racist against white people".

That detail confirms my suspicion that this was a monitoring job; a phrase picked up, wrenched from context and circulated among supporters eager to give anyone a hard time for being "unfair" to Israel.

The insinuation in your editorial that only now is Anthony Marshall's mother, Brooke Astor, being properly cared for is unfair.

Compensation expert Roger Bedson said not being told when land may be taken, and when it may be paid for, is unfair for businesses planning for the future.

Keeping an investigation over a company's head for years is unfair for everyone involved.

A one-time measurement, the current testing mania, for example, is unfair and distorts the reality of lifelong learning.

Wong argues that blaming artists for gentrification is unfair.