US /ʌnˈfɛrlɪ/
・UK /ʌnˈfeəlɪ/
If they're a terrible person, they deserve to be treated unfairly.
If they're a terrible person, they deserve to be treated unfairly.
It's important to note if you're a manager who dislikes an employee who reports to you, you may be unconsciously mismanaging them and treating them unfairly.
unfairly.
There is. So a person, an object, an activity can be labelled and this means described in a certain way, often unfairly.
and this means described in a certain way, often unfairly.
An over-attachment to the incidentals of one's own life and experience that unfairly casts others into the role of daunting, unfathomable, unknowable foreigners.
Lack of transparency is just one, but a common reason some consumers feel they're being treated unfairly.
Lack of transparency is just one but a common reason some consumers feel they're being treated unfairly.
And this speaks to Trump's concern that the media is treating him unfairly or not allowing conservative voices to be heard.
And this speaks to Trump's concern that the media is treating him unfairly or not allowing conservative voices to be heard.
These are largely domestic manufacturers or producers that have felt for a long time that their products are unfairly competing against foreign imports.
These are largely domestic manufacturers or producers that have felt for a long time that their products are unfairly competing against foreign imports.
perhaps if you thought someone was complaining unfairly about something at work, then you could maybe say, oh, they're just spitting out their dummy.
Yeah, and perhaps if you thought someone was complaining unfairly about something at work, then you could maybe say, oh they're just spitting out their dummy.
and it was good for the communities who were less likely to be treated unfairly.
likely to be treated unfairly.
Whereas the worst sort of films eject us back into our lives, full of longing and disenchantment, the best ones leave us ready to re-engage with circumstances with which we'd unfairly grown bored.
with which we had unfairly grown bored.