Sentence examples for seriously unfair from inspiring English sources

But over all, the report's scathing indictment of American intelligence is seriously unfair.

Millions of households were left worse off by the redistribution of the local tax burden and the tax was seen as seriously unfair.

Plaid Cymru's leader at Westminster Elfyn Llwyd said it was "seriously unfair" because life expectancy in some parts of the country was 75.

It implies, for example, that if it is possible for there to be a seriously unfair but nevertheless utility maximizing institution, then people would deserve the burdens allocated to them by the rules of that institution, even if it were not in place.

Seriously unfair and how is that even possible?! Let's consider leading, the fantasy and the reality of leadership.

Equally, while some U.S. companies might earn more profits operating in China, and some job displacement in U.S. manufacturing because of Chinese state subsidies may have occurred, it cannot be argued seriously that unfair Chinese trade practices have affected U.S. growth by even 0.1percentt a year.

Nevertheless, China should further speed up the opening of domestic markets to foreign companies and seriously address complaints about unfair trade practices, inadequacies in intellectual property protection and the uneven playing field for multinational companies that come to do business in China.

Robens himself believed that the tribunal report was seriously flawed and unfair to the coal board.

A State Department official said the government took the allegations of unfair subsidies seriously and was reviewing the issue.

Disney said in a statement that it and its affiliates take allegations of unfair labor practices seriously, investigate them thoroughly and take remedial action.

In an exchange of letters, Ms. Veneman told the Black Farmers and Agriculturalists Association that she would review the loans in question and that she takes "all suggestions of unfair treatment very seriously".