Sentence examples for fair to less from inspiring English sources

Yet the city's current layoff policies are hardly fair to less experienced teachers who get great results, only to find that their contributions don't count when it comes time for cuts.

(In 2006 the Wrong Gallery restaged this work at the Frieze Art Fair to much less outcry but with its disturbing questions intact).

At the same time, will it be fair to put the less-experienced or the less-seasoned players in a setting of unparalleled distractions?

A zombie attack, it's fair to say, is less likely to affect a family than a military deployment.

Arguably the most significant development came at midday, when the Miami-Dade canvassing officials, who had started the morning by moving to recount manually only some 10,000 ballots that registered no vote for president on Nov. 7, reversed themselves and said that it would not be fair to count anything less than all the county's nearly 700,000 ballots.

The same year that Beck's interaction with Trump allegedly took place, MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski asked him whether he thought it was fair to pay mothers less than men who have the same job.

"I don't know if you have any interest in going, but I usually go to the state fair to be slightly less bored than I'd be at home.

But you know who it's even less fair to?

The clownish image was still less fair to the people he ruled with an iron grip.

Several councils said it would not be fair to charge religious organisations less than hotels.

Ms. Blow is invariably referred to as fashion's resident eccentric, but it is hard to say whether the characterization is less fair to her or to that vanishing breed.