Sentence examples for necessarily unfair from inspiring English sources
It's a harsh decision, and not necessarily unfair – why funnel millions into a system that has proven itself to be corrupt?
But it is not necessarily unfair, he added, for tomorrow's workers to provide higher benefits for retirees, since the country's gross domestic product will also be higher thanks to the legacy of those retired workers.
"A lot of people were seeking access — not necessarily unfair access, but seeking access — so Tony was employed in a number of areas where his father had made a reputation or his father's advice or whatever was going to be valuable one of these days".
But admission to the elite is necessarily unfair.
Such political undercurrents offer a narrow, though not necessarily unfair, rubric for an awards show long granted an inflated premium within our pop-culture landscape.
However, that it is necessarily unfair to prefer the older patient in such a situation can be challenged and I will indeed do so when the 'all other things being equal argument' is looked at shortly.
Both human players said that Watson's button pushing skill was not necessarily an unfair advantage.
A federal trial court had ruled earlier that while it was not necessarily an unfair labor practice not to display the poster, the N.L.R.B. had clear authority to require employers to put up the notice of employee rights.
Socialists complain that capitalism necessarily leads to unfair and exploitative concentrations of wealth and power in the hands of the relative few who emerge victorious from free-market competition people who then use their wealth and power to reinforce their dominance in society.
For instance, they could sell characters with different looks or new levels for a game, which would not necessarily give players an unfair advantage.
"But I think if you were in a wartime situation with a terrorist group and people wanted to interrogate you to prevent further terrorist acts," he said, "not having a lawyer is not unfair or necessarily illegal".
