Sentence examples for unfair given from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unfair given" is correct and usable in written English
It is usually used when presenting a contrast between two things that are usually seen as being connected in some way. For example, "It is unfair given the amount of work she put in that she received no recognition for her efforts."
That is not only unfair, given banks' huge culpability in the mortgage bubble and financial meltdown.
Some also believe that the focus on suburbia is unfair, given agriculture's large consumption.
Ridiculously snobbish though this sounds — and cruelly unfair, given Rietveld's commitment to teaching and writing — it is doubtless true.
This seems unfair, given that the Latins have few trade or financial links with either Asia or Russia.
But supporters say much of that criticism is unfair, given that the crisis originated in the United States.
The position angers Democrats, who see it as unfair given the Republican position on the broader tax cuts that expire at the end of 2012.
That verdict might have been unfair, given the near-impossibility of upstaging the newly installed Mr Obama, then at the zenith of his popularity.
A To say we're a poster child, I would have to characterize as glaringly unfair, given the other black marks that dot the landscape.
He added, "It's unfair, given all the other levels of contact that they need to observe and violations that they need to observe during the game".
Michael V. Hayden, the former director of both the N.S.A. and the C.I.A., said he considered Mr. Wyden's question unfair, given the classified subject.
His voting record implies he is a vacillator, but that may be unfair, given the technical nature of many Senate votes.
