Sentence examples for least unfair from inspiring English sources

He was denied the least unfair solution, a statewide manual recount (a cause that he belatedly championed).

But ultimately, Mr. Obama will have to persuade people that this is the least unfair and most effective solution.

With more experience, he would have saved his big effort for the real thing.Most musicians still see competitions as a necessary evil, as the least unfair way of getting heard.

A professor I consulted, a longtime friend, sighed, if one can sigh by e-mail: "I think it'll be a matter of which method is the least unfair rather than the most fair".

The other is that of all the levies devised to pay for necessary public spending, a tax on the increased value of houses (which accounts for 40% of the total £2.8bn yearly yield of inheritance tax) is the least unfair.

Mr. Horowitz's characterization of the appointment of John Barbirolli as music director of the New York Philharmonic as the "historic Wrong Turn of 1936" was, at the least, unfair.

The charge of misogyny at least is unfair.

The greatest starting pitchers had at least one Unfair pitch, maybe two.

Of EU nations, Britain protects its own sailors least from unfair, undercutting competition, and issuing most "certificates of equivalent competency" to foreign mariners so they can work on its ships.

All the mass testing accomplished was the embarrassment of a small number of athletes and in one case at least her unfair exclusion from competition, and so it was abandoned.

Now it is the airlines, or some of them at least, moaning about unfair competition from foreign carriers.