Those comparisons are largely unfair as Irving, at 6-foot-4, lacks James's size and has yet to show a scoring ability on James's level.
"The criticisms that have been levelled at this new detention centre are largely unfair in that most of the people making these criticisms haven't been there.
That is largely unfair: the NHS reforms were over-complex long before the Lib Dems started watering them down, and Mr Clegg has not wavered on deficit reduction and welfare curbs.
As fellow tennis champ Andy Roddick pointed out in a recent interview, Williams is a "complete icon" and "the best female athlete of all time," but when it comes to media coverage, it's been largely unfair.
The reaction from the judiciary, legal profession and academia was largely supportive of the Act; the doctrine of privity had long been thought unfair.
They both neglected to mention the fact that the $800 million in revenue they're losing is money that's taken out of the pockets of "average Americans" through what are largely considered to be unfair and predatory fees.
It's important to note that there's also sometimes a kind of "false inequivalence" in the fight over climate science and policies — an implication that the lack of action on greenhouse gases is largely the result of the unfair advantage in money and influence held by industries dealing in, or dependent on, fossil fuels.
"It may be true that they do pay a lot, but if one compares what percent of that money actually goes to the worker and how much goes to the agencies, then it is not hard to conclude that the sponsorship system, as is, is functioning as an unfair business that is largely unregulated and needs to be critically reviewed and substantially revised".
The firms say the rises are largely due to increasing wholesale prices, but critics say they are unfair and will lead households into difficulties with bills.
That's unfair, manifestly unfair.
They're classics alright, and like all stereotypes largely unfair.
