Sentence examples for said unfairly from inspiring English sources
The ban, the court said, unfairly placed a special burden on supporters of race-conscious admissions policies.
The London mayor, Boris Johnson, also criticised lawyers whom he said unfairly went after military personnel.
These prisoners were jailed during the 1960's and 1970's, often, Mr. Barron said, unfairly.
Meanwhile, advertising in the state from Mrs. Clinton appealed to blue-collar workers by attacking trade and tax policies that she said unfairly protected corporations.
L got free media coverage we could never get," said Bob Offer-Westort of the Sidewalks Are for People campaign, which led the effort against a measure that it said unfairly aimed at the homeless.
Mike Rotkin, the Santa Cruz mayor, appeared at a March 1 public hearing in San Francisco to speak in favor of a "sit-lie" ordinance to prevent loitering on sidewalks, one that critics have said unfairly singles out the homeless.
Health officials were dismissed, some say unfairly.
No wonder Alfred Wainwright had a reputation – some say unfairly – for being such a curmudgeonly figure.
This, he says, unfairly treats new buildings and established holy places equally.
In 2007, Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's center-right government passed several "Security Packets" — crime-fighting measures that include dismantling illegal encampments — that critics say unfairly target Roma.
[Daily News] New York's redistricting process staggers on as lawmakers begin reviewing a slew of legal complaints over the new lines that some say unfairly divide communities.
