Sentence examples for be unfair to consider from inspiring English sources

"It would be unfair to consider Omutninsk a unique site of flourishing mysticism," she wrote.

Both of these claims that genuinely collective actions are not possible and that it would be unfair to consider agents morally blameworthy for harm that they did not bring about purposively rest on two normative assumptions that are key to the critic's position.

Dorgan says today that it's unfair to consider his amendment a deal-breaker.

Critics dismissed meritocracy as a sham, arguing that it was unfair to consider the two streams equivalent for admissions purposes.

In response it has been argued that just as what counts as fair differs among human communities, what is unfair to humans may not be unfair to another species; researchers should consider natural behavior in order to uncover potential fairness norms (Bekoff & Pierce 2009; Brosnan & Bshary 2010).

She and Mr. Fidler said they did not want to be unfair to the Garden, which is considering building a new arena across Eighth Avenue from the current arena site.

At the time, I considered those efforts to be unfair to those who were not admitted because of affirmative action.

Mutually advantageous exploitation occurs when A and B gain relative to the non-cooperation baseline, but where the distribution of the benefits between A and B is unfair to B. Consider a garden variety case of alleged exploitation.

If life and people have been unfair to you, consider the fact that by dwelling on these things, you are being unfair to yourself and your partner.

But he also noted that a transaction structured in a way that was unfair to a controlling shareholder could be considered a serious breach of fiduciary duty.

On the other hand, such authors also consider that it is unfair to help regretful individuals for a frugality they have never practised.