Many were swift to note that they had been unfairly written off right to the last.
But the gifts could not hide the fact that many Bradley advisers feel that he was unfairly written off by the news media after he lost the New Hampshire primary on Feb. 1, five weeks before Tuesday's climactic primaries and caucuses in 16 states.
Oracle has been complaining since last spring to anyone who will listen, including reportedly the president, that the JEDI RFP is unfairly written to favor Amazon, a charge that DOD firmly denies.
It happens with mountain removal in economically depressed Appalachia, a region unfairly written off by many Americans.
Why couldn't I have what this group had, rather than a semi-awkward connection with one person along with mostly benign disdain for some strangers I'd already (unfairly) written off?
This is reminiscent of the 1980s, when the airline industry was composed of companies that had gone through bankruptcy and written down their fleets, unfairly competing against those that had not.
Moreover, as feminists, we are interested in correcting the effects of discrimination against women philosophers, who were written out of history, unfairly, because of their gender not their philosophical ideas.
Perdue wrote in her veto announcement that "[t]his bill, as written, will unnecessarily and unfairly disenfranchise many eligible and legitimate voters".
He added that "there is no more recent example of this unsavory side of politics than the initial reaction to my book," in which he said his motives for writing it were unfairly attacked.
In an op-ed for The Telegraph, Johnson wrote that Hunt unfairly lost several prestigious positions and asserted that Hunt was only making a research-backed observation about gender differences.
