unfairly

Abraham, a yellow cab driver and student, feels that blacks are targeted unfairly by the police.

A prime example: your “real name” policy, which unfairly targeted the LGBTQ community.

When he accepted the prize, he delivered a speech that has been unfairly ignored because his delivery was so muted.

“Folks have gone very quickly to that issue and have attacked the character of that young lady, and I think unfairly,” he said.

Treating women unfairly, stuck in 1968 and ending this season.

He had therefore little right to expect indulgence from the party which he had unfairly and malignantly assailed.

The rations were small; and soon there was a cry that they were unfairly distributed.

Burgoyne, who was unfairly treated by Germain, was defended by Fox, and on his return joined the opposition.

The red mounted to his cheeks, his brow; it was not so long ago since he had adored her, and she had been unfairly treated.

That I do not represent the sense of the word regeneration unfairly, may be gathered from Matt.