Sentence examples for unfair press from inspiring English sources
I reckon we get an unfair press.
He actually gets a very unfair press in that regard.
Plus – best attitude: Tariq Al Abdullah of Qatar's Olympic Committee on their unfair press.
It is really two assertions in one: first, our royals are not allowed to have opinions; and, second, they get an unfair press.
Nonetheless I regret that Alan has had to endure a great deal of unfair press speculation during the process," he added.
Smirnoff and his girlfriend Carol Ann Fitzgerald, who was also fired from the magazine, were outraged by the allegations, and by what they considered unfair press reports about the incident.
Pace Mr Manjoo, Jim Rogers, a well-known investing guru, thinks it's America's terms of exit that are unfair:The press seemed to say [Mr Saverin] did it to avoid [taxes], he has to pay taxes.
As Beijing sees it, the reason China's diplomatic and trade relations with the United States don't always go smoothly starts with unfair American press coverage and hostile politicians in Congress.
The plan has infuriated some Tory backbenchers and Labour with critics claiming it is unfair to press ahead with the move at the same time as reducing taxes for the wealthy and businesses.
Until more is known about his particular case, I think it unfair for the press to be prosecutor, judge and jury.
Since Mr. McCain doesn't kick reporters like dogs, as the Clintons do, he will no doubt continue to enjoy an advantage, however unfair, with the press pack on the Straight Talk Express.
