Sentence examples for rather unfair from inspiring English sources

Much of the flak is rather unfair.

My opening Einstein quote is actually rather unfair.

It is rather unfair to paint Mr. Sachs's efforts in Africa as a failure.

Mr Summers jumped before he was pushed.This was all rather unfair.

Of course, defeat for Pinker would be rather unfair given that his Language Instinct should have won in 1995.

Which is all rather unfair, as she is a fine and versatile British actress and rather good fun to boot.

Or, rather, how unfair is the election going to be?

Older workers are generally not victims of animosity, but rather of unfair stereotypes — that they work more slowly or do not adapt well to change.

Nor does China deserve blame for America's trade deficit, which is caused by not enough saving at home rather than unfair trade practices abroad.Still, the popular picture explains why trade policy has loomed far larger in the 2004 campaign than it did four years ago.

I agree, there's nothing wrong ramping up the difficulty to provide players with a challenge, but for a game to be challenging rather than unfair, the mechanics the player relies upon need to be rock-solid, and in Spec Ops: The Line, they just aren't.

Mr Wells said it was that structural decline - rather than unfair competition - which was hurting Royal Mail.