Sentence examples for example of unfair from inspiring English sources
The lead example of unfair Chinese trade practices in the United Steelworkers' petition involved China's restrictions on the export of rare earth minerals and two other obscure minerals, tungsten and antimony.
The American steel industry points to this as an example of unfair market conditions, while the Europeans argue that American firms have been feeble at restructuring their operations to become more efficient.Neither side is on completely solid ground.
When asked to name an example of unfair treatment, Cameron said, correctly, that the Sunday Mirror had gone trawling through his bins in an attempt to demonstrate he was exaggerating his 'green' credentials.
Although he condemned the actions of rioting taxi drivers as "inexcusable", President Francois Hollande said then that Uber was an example of "unfair competition" and called for its dissolution.
In his statement announcing a second round of punitive tariffs on imports from China, US President Donald Trump singled out the Chinese government's "Made in China 2025" plan as a threat to US economic growth and a clear example of "unfair" trade practices.
It called for "judicial re-examination" of the issue in light of specific examples of unfair practices spelled out in the new rules.
Examples of unfair practice include 'those contacting debtors not making clear who they are, who they work for, what their role is, what the purpose of the contact is'.
You'd probably kill for fresh examples of unfair trade rules, right?
Fortunately, this edge can take many forms: sourcing advantages, an experienced team and proprietary IP are just a few examples of unfair advantages a company can have over the competition.
Other examples of unfair advantages include putting a foreign substance on the ball and tampering with a bat.
As the G-20 debates protectionism, now is the time to address one of the most egregious examples of unfair trade - agricultural subsidies in the United States, European Union and Japan that rob developing nations of agriculture export industries.
