Sentence examples for not always unfair from inspiring English sources
Still, the system is not always unfair.
This, if not always unfair, is beside the point.
The event felt rather special, with all of the (not always unfair) criticism levied against Philadelphia sports fans, Saturday's ceremony emphasized that the relationship between the local icon and 76ers fans was real and mutual stating: "I was their own.
The next dilemma centres on what lure to use to avoid being accused of entrapment, which is generally – but not always – regarded as unfair.
Prosecutors and judges in death penalty cases have been overwhelmingly white and male and their behavior has often — not always, but shockingly often — been unfair, bigoted and cruel.
Life is sometimes unfair, but not always.
"When they say the system's unfair, they're not always wrong".Window of opportunityIn constantly juggling the conflicting goals of domestic protection and the opening of new markets, America and Europe have made a habit of offering small carrots and occasionally big sticks to prospective trading partners.
This mix makes antitrust enforcement difficult, since it's not always clear when the placement of search results gives Google an unfair advantage and hurts consumers.
Unanswered prayer is not always because God does not want it to be, but because it would be unfair to grant it to one who has little or no respect for the needs and desires of his wife.
This was at once odd and unfair, because if you actually look at the literary accomplishments of the Académie's members, they do not always amount to much.
