Sentence examples for if not unfair from inspiring English sources
The relationship between Google and Web sites, publishers and advertisers often seems lopsided, if not unfair.
But judging The Red Pill by the most extreme statements of its members is, if not unfair, then at least inaccurate.
For Spotify, this would be a hard (if not unfair) thing to swallow if YouTube continues to stream the latest and greatest without having to pay the big bucks.
That, of course, was a rather one-sided if not unfair description of the bill.
It is not really surprising that tennis players (and competitors in other sports) make more than chess players, but there is something, if not unfair, at least disproportionate in the disparity.
However, it's myopic if not unfair to suggest that the changes at the Times are occurring only because of the new publisher or even solely because of the impact of Schmalz's illness.
And if that's not unfair I'd like to know what is.
(Beckett's Molloy would later wrap himself in its pages and note its impermeability to farts, but the critic's words, if hackneyed, are not unfair or untrue. Which may have been one reason they stung).
Verrilli was asked if that was not unfair, in that it punished those states which have made some steps toward equality by forcing them to introduce a measure they may not want to, while the 30 states that have a total bar on gay marriage would not be obliged to make any change.
Not unfair, if you take the circumstances into account.
