Sentence examples for more unfair than from inspiring English sources

It should not be considered more unfair than any genetic giftedness of any other athlete".

This couldn't be more unfair than in the case of Margaret Atwood, who has established herself as literature's digital doyenne.

"I can't think of anything more unfair than for the government to use the grand jury to continue its investigation even after they chose to indict," he said.

What could be more unfair than being doomed to a lifetime of pursuing your arch nemesis with no apparent possibility of ever catching him/her?

I suppose supporters of genuinely proportional systems must be furious because AV could be even more unfair than first-past-the-post... Oddly, no.

Not only does it make the job market even more unfair than it already is, but it smacks of something very pre-modern and feudal.

But the complaint is also the latest in a string of accusations by hospitals, doctors, patients and state regulators in New York, who say that Oxford and United subject doctors and hospitals to harsher and more unfair practices than other insurers.

You can say that Bradley receives more unfair scrutiny than other US players, but it's scrutiny he invited with his symbolic big money move from Roma to Toronto, amid his international coach's suggestion that that could only harm the standard of his game.

However, there are many people who think that men experience more unfair treatment than women when it comes to relationship, due to conventional way of thinking that man should generally win favor with woman.

Individuals scoring higher on neuroticism did not reject more unfair offers than individuals scoring lower, neither did they show differences in brain activation during the proposal of unfair offers.

The resulting exposure is far more unfair and unflattering than any physical nudity might be.