Word: unfairly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...published by William Morrow in April, Powell does what he accuses journalists of doing: he makes no effort to be unbiased. He writes, "White House correspondents will look in vain for the scoops. What they will find are the stories that seem to me to be wrong and unfair...
...considered American. Similarly, any nuclear weapons under East European control would be considered Soviet. This would insure that the USSR would not supply nuclear weapons to satellite nations in order to side-step the treaty. If this clause were not included the Soviets would claim that the proposal was unfair. Other NATO and French nuclear weapons would make up only 12 percent of the West's nuclear capabilities. Therefore, this clause would not compromise the U.S. position...
...think it [accusations of mismanagement] are a very unfair attack on the fellow," Steiner says...
...union members from employment at the super-secret Government Communications Headquarters in Cheltenham, because of the fear of work stoppages that could affect security, was vigorously attacked. Not only Labor and the unions but civil libertarians and many other Britons expressed opposition to the policy as fundamentally unfair. Thatcher has also been subjected to hostile grilling in the Commons about the business dealings of her son Mark, 30. He is consultant to a construction firm that was awarded a $420 million contract in Oman shortly after Thatcher visited the sultanate. She has angrily denied any impropriety...
Again, to generalize is unfair, and to foster intergenerational competition is silly. The point is that now, as before, students are pretty good on their social instincts, but not so successful in social change. Handwringing about "selling out" does not help explain this. Adam Smith does...