Sentence examples for unfairly set from inspiring English sources

I'm playing a young TV star about to break into movies, who is very troubled and finds himself wrapped up in scandal, and is unfairly set upon.

We have supported his quest to overtake George W. Bush's lead by adding votes that were unfairly set aside in Palm Beach and Miami-Dade counties.

But they have the benefit of being unfairly set upon, of being able to quote hundreds of articles spewing FUD and unconfirmed nonsense — after all this, they get to play the victim card!

The remarks came as justices heard arguments in Fisher v. University of Texas-Austin, a case brought by Abigail Fisher, a young white woman who claims she was not accepted to the school because it unfairly set aside places for lesser-qualified minority students.

In addition, workers reported that it was unfair to reduce the complexity of their working lives to numerical outputs, and that the targets themselves might be unfairly set [ 38].

It's not that poor children are any less intelligent than their wealthier counterparts, but rather that summer learning loss unfairly sets them up for underachievement throughout their educational career.

The stated aims of Operation Nexus are to capture EU criminals and "high harm" individuals, but the women say that it's targeting them unfairly – setting them up for deportation even when they don't have a criminal record.

I first saw her on A Different World, playing a college kid unafraid to hustle, and while she stayed on my radar through the 90s, it was in the unfairly overlooked Set It Off (1996) that she seared herself into my mind.

I was dumping the lot of them in with the Chipping Norton set, unfairly.

Mr. Witoelar said that expectations of what could be accomplished during the first term of Indonesia's first democratically elected president had been set unfairly high.

What complicates things is that in some people, for reasons still not fully understood, what their bodies need is set unfairly low.