Sentence examples for All unfair from inspiring English sources

Not at all unfair, however, to say that the glittering centrepiece around which the whole production revolves is Ada.

One can say that this is private, and all unfair, but a public life is part of a politician's job, and anyone who doesn't realize that is not paying attention.

Mr Blunkett, afforded a standing ovation, also warned schools considering seeking grant-maintained status: 'From the first day of a Labour government all unfair funding, double counting, all extra capital will cease.' However, the debate was punctuated by attacks on the refusal of the leadership to bring all grant-maintained schools back under local education control.

Yet it is not at all unfair for countries to choose different levels of environmental protection it is, rather, an important part of their competitive advantage.In any case, the costs to business of environmental laws are smaller than is often thought and they fall over time as greener technologies spread.

We focus here on equivalence-robust fairness notions where equivalence computations are either all fair or all unfair.

"One word describes it all: unfair," said Susan Shalabi Molano, head of the Palestine Football Association's international relations committee and a member of the AFC's executive committee.

He has, he says, used all his unfair advantages, used his access to the establishment to try to undermine it.

"What did you achieve?" "Despite the all the unfair pressures exerted on the people of Iran, we are making headway very fast," replied Mr Ahmadinejad.

They seem to view him as a sensitive soul who doesn't deserve all this unfair attention.

However, living as a Muslim teen in America means taking all these unfair things and dealing with them.

Admission to the upper class is, for all societies and throughout all time, unfair and based on some combination of talent, luck, and favoritism.