Sentence examples for unfair degree from inspiring English sources

He criticized the "poisonous press releases" issued in the case and how he had pursued the defendants "aggressively and relentlessly over several years, on occasion with an unfair degree of hyperbole".

Customers have taken advantage of the policy to an unfair degree, returning ancient items in exchange for newer, fancier devices.

The concentration index is an index to investigate the unfair degree of a certain variable associated with social and economic status, which dynamically reflects the effect of the variable influenced by income.

And when the impressive win against Brazil offers added context, it was only as a reminder of now England will come to rely on Arsenal's Jack Wilshere to an almost unfair degree.

An unfair grade.

Such rights do not otherwise exist in natural law, common law, or unregulated capitalist behaviour, except to a limited degree in "unfair competition" or "passing off" laws which generally do not deal with patent rights or copyright.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the report that has returned to us from the Council under the conciliation procedure is concerned with the legal harmonization of the system of distance contracts, which is giving rise to a degree of unfair competition.

"Tony Abbott is spending taxpayers' money advertising his unfair plan for $100,000 uni degrees, which has been rejected by the parliament and the people," Shorten said.

We consider it unfair if there are different degrees of wrongness… for different people, based on characteristics that should not influence the outcomes".

A better way to discredit the single currency in the eyes of potential members—such as, well, a certain large country between Ireland and the continent could scarcely have been dreamt up.To some degree, this judgment is unfair.

To a degree, it's a bit unfair to be too critical.