Sentence examples for a rather unfair from inspiring English sources

"What we've eliminated was a rather unfair avenue of information," said Lorry I. Lokey, chief executive of Businesswire, which distributes an average of 1,300 releases each day.

In a repeated rounds design the timing of feedback (delayed vs. immediate) is investigated in combination with a reduction of wealth in some periods, presented either as a rather unfair intervention of the authorities, or due to a comparatively neutral manipulation.

A rather unfair ending, in my opinion.

Which is all rather unfair, as she is a fine and versatile British actress and rather good fun to boot.

Mr Summers jumped before he was pushed.This was all rather unfair.

Furthermore, the authors suggest in a similar, rather unfair, way that Schulte Nordholt's arguments about the dynastic involvement in irrigation management is based on only four written sources, a kidung and "interviews recorded during his own fieldwork".

One intrepid Canadian started a Web site, RuinediPhone.com, that has a petition targeting the rather unfair prices.

President al-Bashir has indicated that this eye from above is rather unfair, a one-sided measurement of accountability, and so wants more African satellites up there too.

A comparison of DW MRN using three-directional and six-directional MPGs was previously made by Tsuchiya et al. [ 9], but this comparison was rather unfair because a longer scan time and a higher number of excitations were used for DW MRN with six-directional MPGs.

This brought him to the attention of many a hard-nosed defender, who took advantage of his rather unfair reputation as a diver to mete out some rough treatment.

But the image of hedge funds as a high-stakes casino is rather unfair; most hedge funds quietly give up through lack of interest rather than collapsing spectacularly.Hedge funds may have acted to stabilise markets by increasing liquidity and by betting on both falling and rising prices.