Sentence examples similar to unfair science from inspiring English sources

He added that it is "unfair" for Science to "publish and confront me with anonymous complaints".

Maybe this is unfair to the new sciences of human nature, though.

No doubt Mr Wolfram would say it is unfair to judge his new science by the standards of the old.

This might be a little unfair to the Liberty Science Center because no science center readily abandons its mission's kernel, even if temptations abound.

The ACF's chief executive, Kelly O'Shanassy, said: "The last federal budget was widely seen as unfair and unwise, cutting funding for science and environment.

However: The fact that the "conservatives vs. science" framework is frequently unfair doesn't mean that the problem doesn't exist, or that Republican politicians should just get a free pass for tiptoeing around it.

ANR counters that mathematics had a slight but unfair advantage over the more applied sciences earlier, and says it is balancing the scales.

So it's unfair to say people are anti-science.

It would be unfair to suggest that the dogmas of science are more important than the reality but it sometimes looks that way.

"A prize is an inherently unfair thing," said James Peebles, the Albert Einstein Professor of Science Emeritus at Princeton University and the winner in 2000 of the Peter Gruber Award for cosmology.

That may sound unfair... until you consider that "social science" includes both economics and sociology majors.