Sentence examples for unfair inference from inspiring English sources
That is an unfair inference and a smear.
Mr. Verchick begged to differ: "That's really an unfair inference," he said.
Mr. Feaver added, "Even if it's an unfair inference, and I think it probably is an unfair inference, it's one the allies will be happy to glom onto for their own interests".
Mark Scholl, an assistant district attorney, asserted that defense lawyers would try to "draw a circumstantial inference that is unfair, deceptive and misleading".
Following the suggestion that her evidence should be taken with "a pinch of salt", Adams said such an inference was "grossly unfair" and she had been confused about what document the committee was referring to.
A model might spot a correlation and draw a statistical inference that is unfair or discriminatory, based on online searches, affecting the products, bank loans and health insurance a person is offered, privacy advocates warn.
The tribunal cannot "draw an inference of discrimination from the mere fact" of unfair or unreasonable behaviour by an employer.
The inference here is also that being short-changed is unfair (they are not getting the change they are due) as is not reaching the age of 70.
"It would really be unfair to individuals who are smart enough to get themselves a lawyer to draw some inference that they need a lawyer because they did something wrong," Mr. Terwilliger said.
