It may have been unfair but the Tories' claim was plausible and the voters bought it.
The interview may have been unfair, but perhaps Mr. Bush should have refused to even try to answer.
Some of this reaction may have been unfair to French, a Harvard Law School-trained constitutional lawyer, social conservative, and decorated military veteran.
Media companies themselves have complained about competitors who "may have gained unfair advantage in speed of transmission or have surreptitiously broken embargoes," Mr. Fillichio added in his testimony.
In his coffee shop, Ayman Hakim said that what had happened to Mr. Morsi may have been unfair, but that the alternative was worse.
"We recognise how the old policy may have seemed unfair for local couples, especially when people living in other parts of the country have access to such treatment.
It may have been unfair, but I don't believe I was stealing: the owners' leaving their networks password-free was essentially a gift, an ethereal gesture of kindness.
When she reached out to ask them why, Tim Peterson, one of two people who determines the rankings, responded: "It is our opinion that you may have an unfair advantage over natural women in combat sports".
Meanwhile, trade officials at the European Commission in Brussels are scrutinizing the operations of Huawei and ZTE, amid allegations — denied by the companies — that they may have received unfair subsidies or engaged in so-called dumping of telecommunications gear, or selling it below their own production costs in order to undercut competitors.
When we're in form there's nothing anybody can do about it," glowed the Roma midfielder Daniele De Rossi afterwards and while such an analysis may have been unfair on a Genoa team who, despite the scoreline, were competitive throughout, it was certainly understandable.
