Sentence examples for consider this unfair from inspiring English sources

Some might consider this unfair, but it's pretty standard procedure in tech, and since the policy was clearly spelled out before AI2 submitted its search engine, Amazon isn't pulling the rug out from anyone.

Ironside has been criticised for having a siege mentality, but some consider this unfair, as he is believed to have understood the limits of the stop lines and never expected them to hold out indefinitely.

Mr. Weinstein considered this unfair; if the two studios split the profits, he reasoned, they should split the risk.

Mr Bush, along with his vice president, Dick Cheney, made explicit their desire to restore to the presidency the clout they felt it had lost in the 1970s after the Watergate scandal, Mr Obama meanwhile speaks of respect for constitutional niceties.Larry Tribe, a former professor of Mr Obama's and subsequent legal adviser, considers this unfair.

The programme would end with a second 30-minute debate between Mr Major and Mr Blair with cross-questioning by journalists.The Lib Dems understandably consider this plan unfair, and the party threatens to appeal to the courts to prevent it.

More than 40 congressmen have already signed a letter calling on the Bush administration to consider blocking this unfair deal which would endanger America's fabled "energy security".

They consider this to be unfair.

I considered this an unfair burden, and I ended his life, with great sorrow but without regret.

Parents considered this an unfair burden better suited to providers.

If that seems unfair, consider this: under the government's plan for a cap on care costs people in care homes will still have to pay about £33 a night in living costs.

It's a bit unfair to consider this as an example, because (1) it's poetry, and we can't all write (or drink) like Dylan Thomas, and (2) nobody remembers what comes next.