Sentence examples for Unfair player from inspiring English sources

Not so when the unfair player received his just desserts: Empathetic activity in the fronto-insular cortex was slightly reduced in female volunteers and substantially reduced in males, the team reports online 18 January in Nature.

And then what happens is that for example in coyotes, if Harry or Mary are labeled as unfair players, then other animals refuse their play signals or they avoid them.

MB: I've seen it in dog parks, but one of the things that we learned in the wild, among wild coyotes, is that animals do get labeled as cheaters or unfair players.

I find it preposterous that Hollywood views the possibility of Blockbuster ending revenue-sharing deals as unfair ("The Player," Sept. 3, p. 60).

The use of steroids was unfair to players, managers and fans.

But somewhere between those extremes lies an option that has the virtue of being both ethical and simple: If you think the action on the field is unfair to players, just don't watch.

Out of the 358 I've solved so far, the only puzzle I resent is one that I solved through audio cues, which seems unfair for players with hearing impairments.

"We need stars," Schiller said, suggesting that M.L.B. could allow a few stars to be airlifted into the Olympic semifinals and finals — which seems patently unfair to players who qualified their nations for the medal round.

"I don't like to set targets as it is unfair on players, fans and the club.

How MLB's suspension of Chase Utley is unfair to players and umpires.

Andrew Smith wrote in 1999 that "On Sky TV, Willis is often discourteous and unfair to players.