Sentence examples for Unfair aspect from inspiring English sources

"Old Ways of Life Are Fading as the Arctic Thaws" ("The Big Melt" series, front page, Oct. 20) highlights an important and unfair aspect of global warming.

"This is the strongest commitment any Australian prime minister has made to correcting this unfair aspect of sharing revenues across Australia," Barnett said.

And that's before we even get to the Daily Telegraph's view that "the most unfair aspect of the present tax system is that the 2% of Australians on incomes above $180,000 pay 26% of the country's income tax".

Another fundamentally unfair aspect of the state and local deduction is the fact that it disproportionately benefits the wealthy over poor and middle class households.

But two years ago, Paul was faced with an unfair aspect of the Fair Trade model in relation to coffee and cocoa.

No. Do the issues of wealth inequality and every other unfair aspect of American society make Charlie Crist's egregious use of air less offensive to conservatives?

On the other hand the tax also has unfair aspects.

He said Mr. Pataki "is very aware of the unfair aspects of the law".

One of the most unfair aspects, many experts say, is the extremity of the sentences, which often surpass those given by criminal courts for seemingly worse offenses.

The unfair trade aspect of the case requires little consideration.

Kennedy also tried to reform "unfair" and "inequitable" aspects of the draft.