Sentence examples for is certainly unfair from inspiring English sources

Some say it is certainly unfair and may be unconstitutional.

"To define Ed Gross's tenure on one issue is certainly unfair.

I do not know if this system is unconstitutional, but it is certainly unfair and un-American.

It is certainly unfair to judge such an obstreperously thorny and post-modern performance as "The Adventures of Lucky Pierre" by old-school realist standards.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, May 21 , 1932P. 9 No arrest has been made yet in the Lindbergh case, but it is certainly unfair to condemn the police in such an unusual case.

While the dismissive moniker of "tribes with flags", which has sometimes been applied to all the Gulf states, is certainly unfair, the lines of identity separating, for example, some Saudi and Kuwaiti citizens of Bedouin heritage are still diaphanous.

While fraudulent transactions are certainly unfair, simply asserting that buying access to information in advance of others is somehow unfair does not necessarily make it illegal.

It's certainly unfair to judge applicants solely on the basis of scores on a test that's standardized across situations, and that's why schools don't.

Mr Bouteflika's control of the state broadcasting monopoly, his influence with the large bureaucracy, and the simple existence of a 12-year old state of emergency, were certainly unfair advantages.

It's certainly unfair but it's also kind of understandable on a cultural level".

If we can't help our same-sex attractions, and if we were born this way, it's certainly unfair to punish us for them no matter how personally off-putting you find our sex lives.