Sentence examples for unfairly given from inspiring English sources
The main victim of the play is the leading Athenian thinker and teacher Socrates, who is purposely (and unfairly) given many of the standard characteristics of the Sophists.
These lending patterns have prompted criticism of the mortgage industry by housing advocates who say minorities are often unfairly given higher-cost loans.
Somewhat unfairly, given the time and energy that Mr Blair has put into the peace process since 1997, Mr Paisley would much prefer not to reward him with a deal on what remains of his watch.
The main victim of Clouds (423 bce; Greek Nephelai) is the leading Athenian thinker and teacher Socrates, who is purposely (and unfairly) given many of the standard characteristics of the Sophists.
Boeing protested that award, saying the Air Force had unfairly given extra points to the Northrop and EADS team for offering a larger plane than the service had sought and made other mistakes in evaluating the proposals.
Other residents said the police action had unfairly given Trinidad a bad name and inconvenienced the working-class community while other parts of the city were also experiencing an increase in violence.
concluded that the Air Force unfairly gave Northrop additional credit for that even though there were no size requirements.
Mr. Dell and Silver Lake have argued that the current rules are unfair and unfairly give disproportionate power to entrenched opponents like Mr. Icahn.
For all that, the mayor said he thought the dispute was being portrayed in a way that was unfairly giving Porterville a bad name.
City officials have said they are opposed to giving back more authority to district offices, arguing that doing so would diffuse accountability as well as unfairly give parents who are more politically connected special access.
And though many observers have the impression that affirmative action programs in particular, and academic "political correctness" in general, unfairly give women the edge when it comes to hiring and promotion decisions, the new survey results suggest otherwise.
