Sentence examples for old unfair from inspiring English sources

He later explained in an e-mail that what concerned his mother, who died in 2008, was "all the old, unfair and cruel gossip about her husband, Gene, being a high-hat in and out of the ring".

Downstate certainly does not deserve to lose something as important as a Congressional seat to an old and unfair political code.

"Premature death, violent death, was just the same old, plain, unfair death, and it did not matter how and where it hunted us down — such was my insensitive logic on the matter".

"Premature death, violent death, was just the same old, plain, unfair death, and it did not matter how and where it hunted us down such was my insensitive logic on the matter". Manea no longer believed, as he had when he was four, that history mattered; that people behaved differently better under different circumstances.

Lawyers for the family of US teenager Michael Brown have denounced the process that cleared the police officer who killed the 18-year-old as "unfair".

Critics charged that the old law was unfair in its applica tion.

As western Europe flounders, the old patronising and unfair treatment of the "east Europeans" is no longer sustainable.

Osborne told the conference: "Workers: replace your old rights of unfair dismissal and redundancy with new rights of ownership.

Mr Bush might well be tempted to protect some more old industries against "unfair" competition, just as he already has for steel and farms, in order to lure his share of working-class votes.

Citing great disparities in waiting times for transplants from region to region, Dr. Shalala argued that the old system was unfair and sought to replace it with one that would break down the old geographic barriers.

It's the unfair, old order defending the status quo.