Sentence examples for unfair given the from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
(Perhaps that's unfair; given the sheer numbers, the odds are in favor of at least one of those women being compelling).
Gray said that is unfair given that elections are paid for by taxpayers.
Today, when someone wants to sell something, they have to redirect traffic to some other place, like PayPal or a marketplace like Etsy, where the percentage taken is seemingly unfair, given that the users themselves were the ones responsible for generating all that traffic.
"When the president gets attacked, he attacks back," he told Chuck Todd on NBC's Meet the Press, adding, "I think the mayor's comments were unfair given what the government has done".
But supporters say much of that criticism is unfair, given that the crisis originated in the United States.
Siemens thought the argument against its appointment was unfair given that the German giant has a substantial workforce in the UK, though there were subsequently funding problems.
