Sentence examples for unfair article from inspiring English sources

It was an unfair article.

I'd mentioned this in passing last week and Network Rail obviously panicked that yet another (as officials see it) unfair article would be written about it.

By the end of the day, Mr. Clinton's aides had issued a statement saying that he had been "understandably upset about an outrageously unfair article," but that the language he had used about Mr. Purdum "was inappropriate and he wishes he had not used it".

In Samoa, where the port in Apia became log jammed with tangible signs of goodwill, some journalists wrote unfair accusatory articles about delayed shipments.

At least some of the coverage has been patently unfair, including one article published last week in one Lima newspaper that reported that a local television station had been offered a videotape by a source showing Mr. Toledo's Belgian-born wife attending the funeral of the wife of a Shining Path terrorist leader a few years ago.

"Your article was unfair and derogatory to Africans.

This brought forth a stinging reply from the city that the article was unfair, and a promise of improvements.

But while Mrs. Korda labeled the Vanity Fair article "grossly unfair," she said that her husband's portrayal of her in "Country Matters" was too gentle.

Norman Siegel, the director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, has objected to Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's potential crackdown on aggressive and reckless driving as "unfair and excessive" (news article, Jan . 14.

The opposition said that an assassination attempt, in which Mr Chen was slightly wounded, had given him an unfair sympathy vote.See articleMalaysia's ruling coalition won a landslide victory in a general election.

But given the environment in which we all practice, it is unfair to publish an article comparing kind, caring providers of alternative medicine to their heartless, incompetent medical colleagues.