Sentence examples for unfairly split from inspiring English sources

If tasks seem to be unfairly split in your household, communicate this, but ask that any divvying of chores doesn't place you as task master: Managing is still work.

In his follow-up the next day about how he was being treated unfairly by the media, he split hairs again about how Florida was just in the "cone" of the forecast, and by implication, that everything might be OK.

Rep. Edolphus Towns, (D-N.Y ., a member of the Congressional Black Caucus, whose members are split on the issue, argueD-N.Y .the rule would unfairly harmemberrams that enrofl more minorithestudents than traditional publiCongressional non-profit colleges.

In December 1999, Luckett and Roberson attempted to split with their manager, claiming that he kept a disproportionate share of the group's profits and unfairly favored Knowles and Rowland.

To split?

Split fans, split albums, split personality.

James McAvoy — "Split".

Splitting chores.

Force India, Lotus and Sauber have complained that the split of F1's income is unfairly biased in favour of the major teams and have demanded more money.

Roger Cohen (Globalist, "Merkel in miniature," April 19) and Judy Dempsey (Letter from Europe, Libyaa crisis reveals splits on E.U. goals," April 19) both blame — in my opinion unfairly — the chancellor of Germany, Angela Merkel, for not supporting the military intervention in Libya and consequently for weakening Europe and NATO.

"Yongjun was treated unfairly.