Sentence examples for unfair to conclude from inspiring English sources

And it would be unfair to conclude that Mr Cherington knew something that the Athletics or Rays did not.

It seems unfair to conclude that Mr. Asner's acting talents are so limited he can only play the same character over and over.

While Dieckmann admittedly disdains any imperative to provide entertainment (and so she should - Lord preserve us from any kooky, heartwarming Guantánamo-inspired fictions that American or British authors may have in store), it would be unfair to conclude that she doesn't care about her readers.

Carl-Magnus Hallberg, senior vice president of information technology services for Nasdaq OMX, told Reuters it was unfair to conclude that security practices were lax simply because the Directors Desk program was breached.

It seems unfair, too, to conclude that if Shandong's expectant fathers can't take the vicious Slendertone treatment, they are in some way weaker than women.

For Hajdu to end his outstanding article with the sentiment that Will Elder wasted most of his career on "garbage" is an unfortunate and unfair way to conclude a tribute to a life very well lived.

Although is it undeniable that the members of socially dominant groups typically enjoy a host of unfair advantages, it seems mistaken to conclude from this fact that such persons cannot be victims of discrimination.

Huawei said in a statement : "InterDigital is seeking to leverage its declared 3G standard essential patents to force Huawei to conclude a discriminatory, unfair and exploitative license.

Right now, it offers all kinds of exceptions that lead many Greeks to conclude that it is unfair.

This led Gherea to conclude that, copying in real life a Symbolist cliché, Caragiale-son fabricated an unfair image of his father.

(To conclude on Monday).