Sentence examples for may be unfairly from inspiring English sources

Now it may be unfairly raising doubts about other firms.

If she assumes too much responsibility, she may be unfairly blamed for any lapses in quality.

If not, regular opioid users may be unfairly denied a chance to have a normal life.

The larger problem, though, is clearly the frustration of massive joblessness, for which immigrants may be unfairly blamed.

Some prominent cyclists say that recent advances made possible by new materials and manufacturing techniques may be unfairly penalizing teams that have limited access to the latest technologies.

They suggested that in trying to deflect the blame for intelligence failures, the American agencies may be unfairly pointing the finger at German officials.

The program may be accused, unfairly, of practicing a kind of voyeuristic disaster tourism.

Heightened scrutiny requires judges to devote special consideration to situations where vulnerable groups may be treated unfairly.

If there is a problem with collective sanctions, Dean Levmore said, it is that they may be applied unfairly to the powerless or unpopular.

But while many health care and consumer experts hail these strong efforts as a way to save billions of dollars, some see the government's hand as too heavy and warn that well-meaning health care providers, particularly hospitals, may be getting unfairly snagged.

If the same approach is applied to the hot and cold process streams in more than one plant on an industrial park, the resulting cost savings may be distributed unfairly among all involved parties.