Sentence examples for unfairly using from inspiring English sources

He contended that British Airways was unfairly using market dominance to pressure airlines like his.

Lawrence Mandelker, counsel to the Athletic Commission, said boxing officials believed some referees were unfairly using the count to give beleaguered boxers a rest.

The campaign said it would remove the video from the site after NBC News complained that it was unfairly using the interview to support the re-election effort.

Companies like Google and Adobe have accused Apple of unfairly using its clout to exclude their technologies from the iPhone and iPad.

The company has been accused of unfairly using Windows' dominance of computer operating-system software to gain control of network-server software, media-playing software and mobile phone software.

Ms. Mirza said in an open letter Tuesday evening that India's tennis authority is unfairly using the promise of playing with her in the Olympics to manipulate a male player into competing.

Those in our society who unfairly use the power of money to oppress us do not have to prevail.

Indeed, some of them were unfairly used against Mitt Romney.

Stewart's supporters argued that she was unfairly used by government prosecutors as an example because of her celebrity.

In Italy, a government investigation found that Coke had unfairly used its dominance to muscle out competitors.

The federal tribunal confirmed a state finding that the mayor, Gustavo Elizondo, had unfairly used his office to influence the outcome.