Sentence examples for much unfair from inspiring English sources

Both men have been subjects of much unfair criticism.

But the early-decision process that they used has received much unfair criticism.

Since his stormy confirmation, in 1991, Thomas has been the target of much unfair criticism.

The head of the Foreign Office's Latin America department complained: "Chileans must be wondering why on earth so much unfair attention is being paid to their change of government.

Life is very much unfair but that doesn't mean you should slack or make excuses.

There is also the question of how much longer unfair rewards can be tolerated.

Some of this is rubbish and much is unfair (don't Arabs also bear some blame for the Arab-Israeli conflict?), but the indictment is widely believed and will hinder America's democracy project until Mr Bush has delivered statehood to Palestine and peace to Iraq.In this section A song for Europe Exit Schröder, enter Merkel?

"I honestly would not have been able to live with that because I now know, having looked at the issue in detail, that the graduate tax would have been much more unfair than what we are going to come up with in a few weeks".

Let's not be unfair, much less libelous.

A few months on, Lady Ashton remains a target of withering criticism, much of it unfair.

Germany's role in confronting the sovereign debt crisis of the euro zone over the past two years has attracted considerable criticism, much of it unfair.