Sentence examples for given unfair from inspiring English sources

Mr. Giuliani said the trip would have given "unfair people the opportunity to be unfair".

First, the American news media have given unfair coverage of China, said Ms. Hung, who has lived in the United States and is now an American citizen.

We need managerial processes that ensure that all our employees are treated equally and with respect and that some are not given unfair advantage over others.

But supporters of the bill argued that students' families had to prove they had been paying taxes, which meant they were not being given unfair access to in-state rates.

Inside the movement, some women worried that other women would be given unfair priority; outside of it, some men sulked, apparently desiring to be addressed directly at all times.

Many Han say they believe that Uighurs are given unfair advantages by the central government, including a point system that gives Uighur students and other minorities a leg up on college entrance exams.

He would prefer no government guarantees, saying they give unfair advantages to airlines outside countries where planes are made.

Consumer advocates and cable companies are concerned that the law gives unfair advantage to new television providers.

In situations where firms have created markets, like advertising platforms, these large companies might be inclined to give unfair special pricing to certain businesses.

favor by giving unfair access to its campaigners and by denying a scheduled raise to 2,300 Kaiser workers who had voted to switch to his union.

President Obama and other Democrats have repeatedly criticized the decision as giving unfair advantage to business interests, a claim that Republicans dispute.