Sentence examples for be less than fair from inspiring English sources
This, however, would be less than fair to Abramovich.
He complained that a possible government plan to reduce compensation to farmers would "be less than fair and would provoke real anger".
And "the so-called rich have the resources and means to go elsewhere and are more likely to do so if they thought the rules to be less than fair," he said, adding that many of his wealthy clients are extremely tax-sensitive.
But to bind possessions up closely with the mind is less than fair to both.
You can use a condom!" She knows she's being less than fair.
But on other issues, he is less than fair to the T. rexes.
He routinely commuted the death sentences of blacks convicted in what he believed were less than fair trials.
Evenhandedness is not necessarily to be prized, but Schultz is operating within what is so much a rote political discourse that he probably doesn't even know when he's being less than fair.
South Korean prosecutors brought charges against six people last year, including a former Korea Exchange president, accusing them of manipulating the bank's financial data to help Lone Star acquire the bank in 2003 at a price that was less than fair.
Reagan cites statistics when it is suggested he has been less than fair to the poor, but the facts are that the less well off were the target of most of the budget savings, that the Administration would have gone further but for bipartisan opposition on Capitol Hill, and that the poverty rate has risen.
