Sentence examples for is perhaps unfair from inspiring English sources

It has been described as science fiction, but that is perhaps unfair.

Linking the mayor's approach to air pollution with the government's is perhaps unfair.

It is perhaps unfair to lay the blame at the door of the American people.

It is perhaps unfair that there is so much scrutiny on Rodgers following last season's failings.

But judging this new run by the ratings-smashing standards of the first is perhaps unfair.

It is perhaps unfair to be too snooty: nobody seemed disappointed.

It's perhaps unfair to directly compare Kemper with the W.A. Parish Generating Station, though.

It's perhaps unfair to single out CES: the habit persists elsewhere in tech, particularly in publishing.

Osborne said this was the worst ever reply to an autumn statement, which was, perhaps, unfair, but cheered him up.

If that sounds like Year Zero at C4 HQ, then it's perhaps unfair to cast him as Pol Pot and Hunt as his Kampuchean Nurse Ratched.

History can indeed inform how we approach the future, but it's perhaps unfair to compare the arrival of tractors on farms in the 1920s with machine learning software that can take the jobs of a junior lawyer.