Sentence examples for seemingly unfair from inspiring English sources

Of these, 76 per cent said some or many of these sanctions were seemingly unfair.

The sense of public outrage over seemingly unfair treatment is palpable.

Ms. Kondaks and their public adjuster say they did everything they could to fight these seemingly unfair practices.

Such attempts at gaining an unfair advantage could be put down to the seemingly unfair treatment the sport metes out to its bowlers, especially in one-day games.

Mark Nfon, Cameroon I run a small business and have a constant struggle to avoid paying arbitrary and seemingly unfair taxes.

At the same time, he said, the inflexible manner in which the law defined a roommate's proportionate share of the rent could produce some seemingly unfair results.

One of the most unfair aspects, many experts say, is the extremity of the sentences, which often surpass those given by criminal courts for seemingly worse offenses.

To many taxpayers, it's one of those teeth-gnashing provisions of the tax code, seemingly even more unfair than, say, the lack of symmetry by which the government takes a chunk of an unlimited amount of stock-market gains while denying current deductions for net losses of more than $3,000 a year.

Comparing your partner's seemingly slow recovery is unfair and can add further pressure and negativity as they get the impression that you do not believe in them.

To say any more would be unfair, for the second act of this seemingly slight play takes a turn that is quietly devastating.

Only one thing diverts him now: his effort to get the public to realise that Mr Wells, seemingly possessed of his own obsessions, has written an unbalanced and unfair biography.