Sentence examples for unfairly influence from inspiring English sources

"In no way did any individuals unfairly influence the outcome of the competition".

Mr. Bremer tried to allay concerns that the interim constitution would unfairly influence the drafting of a permanent charter.

I asked about the idea that some had raised online, that a "Serial" season on Bergdahl would be overly sympathetic and would unfairly influence his fate.

They argued that the news media frenzy surrounding the government's investigation of SAC and its owner, Steven A. Cohen, could unfairly influence the jury pool.

But this is unlikely, as the umpire's tasks in baseball allow many fewer opportunities to unfairly influence the outcome of a game than a referee's in basketball.

The appeals court did not question the article's accuracy, but was rather suggesting it could appeal to the emotions and prejudices of jurors in a way that could unfairly influence their verdict.

SunTrust argued that the sweetener unfairly influenced Mr. Baker to agree to the deal's terms.

Rodgers thought it likely the panel may have been unfairly influenced by public attacks on Suarez – including one by the Prime Minister, David Cameron.

Though the actors voted to join the union in last year's election, American Girl Place charged that Equity had unfairly influenced the voting.

The former firefighter, Timothy Brown, sued the city that month, saying the commission had been unfairly influenced by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who has forcefully supported the right of the site's owner to build the center, known as Park51.

In September, a group of state officials and educators in Idaho canceled a trip to Microsoft because they worried it might appear as if the trip had unfairly influenced any eventual purchase of Microsoft products.