Sentence examples for be clearly unfair from inspiring English sources
Therefore, implementation of genomic evaluations would necessarily result in additional costs for pig schemes and comparing the efficiency, in terms of selection accuracy, genetic trends and inbreeding rates, of a traditional breeding scheme based on pBLUP genetic evaluation with that of a more expensive genomic breeding scheme would be clearly unfair.
Based on the results of the second round, the new suggested criterion ('Political will') was removed again because participants argued that political will would also depend on the results of interventions on the other criteria; political will changes too often; and MCDA aims at a more fair priority-setting process while political will might even be clearly unfair.
This is clearly unfair, causing overpayments for some workers and underpayments for others.
It's clearly unfair that access to good public services depends on postcode.
These current rules are clearly unfair and we want to see people asked similar questions – irrespective of their sexual orientation – to accurately assess the risk of infection".
Personally, I've never met an eight-year-old who didn't have an opinion about something that's clearly unfair.
"These current rules are clearly unfair and we want to see people asked similar questions, irrespective of their sexual orientation, to accurately assess the risk of infection.
To Arlene Stern, who owns the house Marcel Breuer moved into with his family in 1951, the regulation is clearly unfair.
The bedroom tax a) "Abolish the bedroom tax, which has saved less than £400m a year b) "Scrap the bedroom tax (which is) clearly unfair and is not working 5.
The collateral damage to the career of Mr. Strauss-Kahn, who resigned in disgrace from the I.M.F., was clearly unfair, but that was caused largely by his sensational arrest, which Mr. Vance had no choice about effecting.
"The wholly privatised work capability assessment is clearly unfair and unsuitable and should be scrapped, with jobcentres given the proper resources to provide the support sick and disabled people need and deserve".
