Sentence examples for get an unfair boost from inspiring English sources

A significant portion of Italian-Americans, at least in my experience, see their economic rise as being without any assistance, in contrast to other groups, who they think get an unfair boost from the government.

I reckon we get an unfair press.

"I think he does get an unfair rap for a lot of things.

And they think big firms get an unfair advantage from lobbying.

Even some businesses want more enforcement, arguing that competitors get an unfair advantage by misclassifying employees.

JC: I feel like you get an unfair wrap with all this.

Women often get an unfair reputation for being the gossipers of the world.

Kodak, based in Rochester, N.Y., had complained that Microsoft was also giving an unfair boost to its own digital photography software.

The defendant gets an unfair advantage".

"I think Poughkeepsie is getting an unfair deal".

But the American people feel we're getting an unfair break".