Sentence examples for were very unfair from inspiring English sources
Before the decision was announced, Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko said that collective punishments were "very unfair" and that key athletes were upset at the prospect, but also said the country would do whatever was required to avoid missing next summer's Rio Olympics.
In an interview about the book with Sean Hannity, on Fox News (thanks to TPM for pointing it out), he says that he thinks that people were very unfair about Abu Ghraib — how was he supposed to know what was happening "five thousand miles" away, in a war he was running?
"In 1999, things were very unfair and we needed a Chavez," said Ana, a well-to-do lawyer.
Mr Thomas, previously chief executive at the West Essex Primary Care Trust, said although he initially wanted to ignore the rumours they had continued and were "very unfair and hurtful" to other staff mentioned and his family.
AGUILAR: That is very unfair.
That's very unfair to Assange.
People would feel it was very unfair".
