Sentence examples for unfairly done from inspiring English sources

In a separate statement, Mr. Weinstein, Wetherly's founder, said his firm "has been fully cooperating with regulators for many months," but expressed concern about how the highly public case "has unfairly done grave damage to the reputation and integrity that Wetherly has legitimately earned over the course of many years".

"has unfairly done enormous damage to the reputation and safety of the State of Israel and her citizens".

(The rule is also going to cost Wall Street jobs, which some people, perhaps unfairly, don't seem to think is a bad thing).

The report arrived just after Mr Thaci's image "had taken a… battering among his people after the election results that they (perhaps unfairly) don't believe".

Even if you feel you're being criticised unfairly, don't retaliate with an extreme knee-jerk reaction or else you can irreparably damage your prospect of working with that client or audience and can even harm your reputation as well.

And it is this reading of the term that might just, very unfortunately and unfairly, have done for the new Ghostbusters movie.

It is only because we have this knowledge that we can teach small children to put themselves in other people's shoes, to sympathise with those who are unfairly treated, or who are suffering, and so, in turn, they can avoid treating others unfairly or doing harm.

Ed Gillespie, a Republican strategist and Washington lobbyist, said: "Fairly or unfairly, Steve does not come across as presidential.

Mahmood knew that at the pre-trial hearing he would have to show "he had not lured her unfairly into doing something she would not otherwise do.

You would expect these enormous bounds to take much more time than his rivals' panicked paces but, critically and rather unfairly, they do not, hence his superiority.

Teen-agers can't vote, not because voting isn't safe and effective, but because, fairly or unfairly, we don't consider them mature enough to make important choices without guidance.