Sentence examples for lead to unfair from inspiring English sources

Efforts to tailor prices may inadvertently lead to unfair results.

Leaders of the banking industry also expressed concern that the nationalisation would lead to unfair competition.

Such piling on could lead to unfair downward pressure on a company's stock.

Because biases can lead to unfair grading standards, instructors can consider tools for establishing blind grading practices.

They have opposed using test scores in evaluations, saying misuse of ambiguous data could lead to unfair dismissals.

"We acknowledge the statute may lead to unfair results in some cases," Judge Kermit E. Bye wrote.

Two major artifacts that exist in WMNs are fading which leads to low quality links, and interference which leads to unfair channel allocation in the 802.11 MAC protocol.

However, allowing any of the threads to overwhelm these shared resources not only leads to unfair thread processing but may also result in severely degraded overall performance.

Despite these efforts, athletes at both Games complained of poor snow that they said led to unfair conditions.

But it also leads to unfair pricing for riders and drivers, they say, and could easily lead to the system being manipulated.

"Order is preferred to chaos except when order leads to unfair or unethical results," said Laura P. Hartman, a professor of business ethics at DePaul University in Chicago.