Sentence examples for being unfair by from inspiring English sources

Was Schubert being unfair by writing the soprano such difficult, wide jumps, and pitting her against instruments with keys?

You might think I'm being unfair by putting up these lines robbed of their context, but believe me, in context, surrounded by similar friends, and making no more sense, they are worse.

Am I being unfair by going back too far?

"Why should we ask somebody to sustain a system that's unfair by any other measure in our society?" But within military circles, and among many members of Congress, the benefits are considered untouchable.

And it's anticipated the attack that the budget is "unfair" by retaining a Labor idea to help low-income earners with super and by implementing a new, much smarter and better-thought-through version of work for the dole.

They argued that when people in a crowd are treated in a way they take to be unfair by, say, the police, this will reinforce the sense of grievance that led them to protest in the first place.

The world is unfair by design.

And the contest between a 6-year-old and a highly-paid advertising executive is unfair by any standard.

It was proposed that any bowler who was judged to be unfair by a two-to-one majority of captains would be banned for at least a season.

Comparison sites are being unfair to consumers by hiding the cheapest energy deals.

Some felt the sisters were being unfair to fans by boycotting the event.