adv.不公平地，不公正地，不正当地

The punishment was unfairly harsh for such a minor offense.
对如此轻微的过错，处罚太过严厉了。
She felt unfairly treated when her boss gave the promotion to someone else.
当她的老板把晋升机会给了别人时，她觉得自己受到了不公平的对待。
The company's decision to lay off workers based on seniority is unfairly disadvantaging younger employees.
公司根据资历裁员的决定对年轻员工不公平地造成了不利影响。
The media often portrays immigrants in an unfairly negative light.
媒体常常不公平地以负面形象描绘移民。
He was unfairly criticized for the mistakes of his team members.
他因为团队成员的错误而遭受了不公平的批评。
The referee's call was unfairly biased towards the home team.
裁判的判决明显偏向主队，这不公平。
Women are still unfairly paid less than men in many industries.
在许多行业中，女性仍然受到不公平的薪酬待遇，工资低于男性。
The disabled are often unfairly stigmatized and excluded from society.
残疾人常常受到不公平的污名化并被社会边缘化。
The children complained that their parents were treating them unfairly, giving more attention to one sibling over the other.
孩子们抱怨父母对他们不公平，对一个孩子比另一个孩子给予更多的关注。
The tax system is criticized for unfairly burdening low-income households.
税收制度因不公平地加重低收入家庭的负担而受到批评。