Word: unfairly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...course, unrealistic to hope for a developed plot in a plan that is over almost before it starts. But surely it is not unfair to expect some cohesiveness to all the fractured images of rackless dissipation and wild cavorting. Whatever deep symbolism Gammons was groping for was concealed in a fog of groundless cynicism and unearned world-weariness...
...much more to foster respect across,gender and other lines here, but to state theparody reflects misogynistic attitudes shared bymany is unfair," Clark said...
...stand and "follow it through to the end," to make sure his business is not undercut by a deluxe, and perhaps illegal news shack. "Now he wants to sell everything," said Weiner, standing behind a lottery ticket machine and underneath a hanging row of portable headphone radios. "It's unfair competition...
...other guy pays, by the sense that the system is somehow corrupt, and by the reality of just how complicated the tax codes are. A poll conducted late last month by the New York Times and cbs found that 59% of Americans considered the federal tax system to be unfair...
...work, thrift and investment while encouraging Americans to borrow and spend beyond their means. Council of Economic Advisers chairman Michael Boskin argues that the 1986 law "sharply reduced incentives for investment, and we're paying a price for that in slower < growth." Liberals attack the current system as both unfair and unproductive. Robert Shapiro, a domestic-policy adviser to Democratic presidential front runner Bill Clinton, charges that "our tax code has been encrusted with layer upon layer of distortions of market signals . . . It undermines the productivity of the entire economy...