Sentence examples for less unfair from inspiring English sources

Employer contributions to payroll taxes make the unfairness of the tax code slightly less unfair, but the trend is still clear and dramatic: Corporations are paying a lot less than they used to.

If that is incorrect, repeating it here is no more or less unfair than the way he himself massaged the facts of his life for public consumption.

O.K., maybe talking about a dynasty is no less unfair to the Packers than it was to the '09 Saints or '11 Mavericks or the '08 Phillies.

In giving away what their family left to them, they feel that they are, in a small way, doing their part to make society less unfair and inequitable.

Also less unfair pricing, see above, and fewer ridiculous changes to kick-off dates and times, making it impossible for fans to plan ahead.

That would make the system less unfair and, in the long term, a bit cheaper.The bill still must pass the Senate and Ms Rousseff's powers of persuasion may not prove sufficient.

Personally, I think that there should be a ban on posh kids getting jobs which are both fun and well-paid, say for the next decade, just to make the situation a bit less hideously unfair than it is now.

If we don't improve our education, for everyone, our country will become - more unequal - more unfair - less prosperous So we will give priority to spending that supports growth in our economy.

"We have asked him to make a decision: Does he have a belief in a supreme being, and can he put his fingers in the air and say, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God?' Mr. Shields said for the Boy Scouts to insist on anything less would be unfair to the five million members.

Experienced Buddhist meditators were found to be less likely to reject unfair offers and also showed a shift in activation during unfair offers from anterior to posterior insula, as compared with a nonmeditating control group.

Let's not be unfair, much less libelous.