Sentence examples for comparatively unfair from inspiring English sources
His analysis of Chelsea Clinton's role was just way off the mark and comparatively unfair.
While some people might wish that were the case, it seems unusually unfair that a comparatively recent film boasting such familiar names as Price and Everett (as well as a slew of British comedy fixtures including Sheila Steafel, John Fortune, Barry Cryer and Pamela Stephenson) could just vanish.
But foreign companies still contend that the latest regulations will grant Chinese companies an unfair edge in government sales, a comparatively small but growing part of the market here.
It's probably unfair to stack companies based in states with comparatively smaller tech startup ecosystems against, say, New York or California.
#It would be unfair to place the entire weight of many comparatively small losses upon the shoulders of one person in such cases.
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.
He said it was unfair to inflict "a horrendous, possibly annihilating punishment" for a "comparatively minuscule" harm suffered by the fax recipients.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
Many are comparatively shallow.
