Sentence examples for stated unfairly from inspiring English sources

He began his career as a land development consultant, but it was his relationship with former California Governor Pete Wilsome-whicritics critics have stated unfairly benefited both men--that thrust Connerly squarely into the political reform arena.

They were, he states, "unfairly locked away for the rest of their lives".

Chronicling the history of Coronation Street in 2007, Virgin Media stated, "Perhaps unfairly dubbed boring, Ken is ultimately an intelligent man, frustrated by the cards life has dealt him – although the hair, clothes and strong morals haven't helped".

Still upset about how they thought the scandal came to define Penn State unfairly.

The owners say that they have done nothing wrong, and that the state unfairly shut them down.

Without legislation to create such a commission, the political parties will divide up the state unfairly to protect incumbents and make it even harder for challengers.

New Hampshire Republicans are advancing a measure to tighten residency requirements to vote in the state, a move critics say unfairly targets college students and other people who may live in the state for a long time, but don't intend to remain there permanently.

He stated that judges have unfairly expanded their domains for greater fame and influence, without regard for the wider socio-economic issues effected.

Mr. Abbott and the state environmental agency say the E.P.A. gave states an unfairly short time for developing the new permit rules.

If passed into law, it would allow Washington to impose so-called "countervailing duty" tariffs on imports that it sees as unfairly state-subsidised.

Then, as now, the commission stated that blanket exclusions could unfairly hurt black and Latino applicants because they have considerably higher conviction records and the criminal offenses might be long ago and have little bearing on a current job.