Sentence examples for unfair success from inspiring English sources

The fear was that the Bells would, with one hand, continue to collect the big per-minute fees while, with the other, enjoy unfair success in long-distance because the rates charged by the competition would be inflated by those very same fees.

"Obviously, the quarterback is going to be judged, fair or unfair, by his success in the playoffs," Rodgers said.

"Obviously the quarterback is going to be judged, fair or unfair, by his success in the playoffs," Rodgers said last week.

In the first presidential debate there were two clearly different and unfair standards for success ("Bush and Gore Stake Out Differences in First Debate," front page, Oct. 4).

Keane, who released his own autobiography in 2002, says such harsh judgements are unfair given the success and trophies he and his fellow players brought the club under Ferguson.

Higher taxes are unfair because they punish success and strip people of the fruit of their labours.

Before publication, manuscripts go through peer review, in which experts in the field are enlisted (for a pittance) to comment on the work.Those in the business argue that it is unfair to judge their success by profitability.

Parts were illegal and parts were unfair, but China's success shows how deliberate industrial policy helped it accomplish strategic goals.

It is not unfair to suggest that his success is running ahead of his achievement.

However, the Manchester City midfielder later seemed to suggest the voting had been unfair given his country's success at the Nations Cup.

However, Touré later revealed the depth of his frustration and appeared to suggest that the voting had been unfair given his country's success at the Nations Cup.