Sentence examples for make it unfair from inspiring English sources

I know the law changed a couple of years ago to make it unfair to dismiss someone because of age.

"The immediate implication of this ruling is that there is now a presumption that a pre-nuptial agreement willingly entered into where both parties fully understand the implications of what is being agreed will be upheld, unless there are circumstances that make it unfair to do so.

This and other practical considerations make it unfair to dismiss a study on this topic because it is a retrospective statistical analysis of what amounts to a natural experiment, or because it derives from one or a few centers, or because it failed to adjust for every potentially confounding variable that we can imagine, or because it feels threatening to one's professional sense of self.

Don't make it unfair.

I had too much opining to do for it to be a simple "Preview", but its early state would've made it unfair to do a "Review"; hence, the Pre-review.

"If he joined in the appeal, he believes that all the publicity surrounding it really makes it unfair".

Others might have failed the end-of-summer tests by only a few points, making it unfair for them to repeat a whole grade.

Instead of worrying that artificial enhancement threatens the future of sport by making it unfair, Miah thinks there is a different prospect on the horizon which we should be much more concerned about.

Tucker's point is that Semenya's difference puts her outside the protected athletic category of "woman" — and that makes it unfair to the other runners if she is allowed to compete.

This paper is dedicated to Wim Didden, whose passing makes it unfair to include him as author although all his suggestions.

'Scrap the UDA system and probably a greater emphasis on prevention as opposed to just treating - because I think the old system was quite lucrative for dentists and that makes it unfair.