unfairly

1. 不公平的：aspect 样子方面 | unfairly 不公平的 | branch office 分部

2. 不公平地：unfailingly /无穷尽地/可靠地/ | unfairly /不公平地/ | unfairness /不公平/不平/

3. 不公平地; 不正當地：1318.unexpectedly 意外地 | 1319.unfairly 不公平地; 不正當地 | 1320.unfortunate 不幸的

1. unfairly什么意思

1. This was not the first private moment unfairly caught on film and is not likely to be the last.

2. Sometimes sex problems stem from an unhealthy obsession with an unfairly intoxicating ex who seemed to steal our libido along with that favorite CD.

3. A threat by the EU to investigate claims that Chinese telecom companies have been unfairly paid subsidies is further inflaming trade tensions.

4. unfairly

4. The payments can be challenged if they fail to meet the guidelines and are found to unfairly harm competitor industries in other countries.

5. The law requires that defendants on trial not be handcuffed as they enter the courtroom, to make sure the sight of cuffs doesn't unfairly influence the jury.

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6. Law requires that defendants not be handcuffed as they enter the courtroom to make sure the sight of cuffs doesn't unfairly influence the jury.

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7. During preparations for the criminal trial, prosecutors complained that Bryant's lawyers were unfairly seeking information about the woman's sexual history.

8. Rockefeller has also been a vocal critic of sales by foreign steelmakers in the United States at what the US industry considers unfairly low prices.

9. China's head swimming coach Zhang Yadong said the host nation would be unfairly disadvantaged by the decision which went against the spirit of fair play.

10. While Mao may have a genuine agenda for Chinese medical workers to provide quality service, he has subjectively and unfairly blamed the news media for causing problems.

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