Sentence examples for consider it unfair from inspiring English sources

Consider it unfair and misleading?

They also consider it unfair that only one scooter is allowed to a parking meter.

Others would consider it unfair for a driver to park in a bus stop.

When he mentioned this to me during a recent phone conversation, I told him that I thought many people might consider it unfair.

One explanation for the price convergence, the researchers suggest, is consumer psychology, shaped by access to prices online: People who can see prices from country to country across the Eurozone would consider it unfair if those prices diverged.

To counter Estlund's concern for fairness, Brennan asserts that the public's welfare is more important than anyone's hurt feelings; after all, he writes, few would consider it unfair to disqualify jurors who are morally or cognitively incompetent.

In his first few seasons, Schottenheimer said, he internalized the criticism, considering it unfair and unwarranted.

Mr. Steiner, the investor, said he considered it unfair for the company to announce stock offering terms suddenly at an annual meeting, depriving investors of information that they could analyze to decide whether to support the current management.

But he said that the association considers it unfair for the E.B.A. to apply standards that are not yet required by bank regulations, adding, "In our opinion the stress tests should be conducted according to existing rules".

Some observers have considered it unfair that squash, softball, roller sports and karate have been denied a similar boost in profile and income from the Olympics in favour of two sports that already have plenty of each.

An earlier, even bolder Bloomberg transit proposal — charging drivers a congestion fee to enter Manhattan — fell flat in Albany last year, in part because lawmakers outside Manhattan considered it unfair.