Sentence examples for one unfair from inspiring English sources

While protection against dismissal on grounds of discrimination begins for employees on day one, unfair dismissal exists to protect people at work against all other forms of unfair treatment and against being fired for any reason other than performance, redundancy or conduct.

One unfair aspect of blogging is that, while most bloggers are clearly identified and, as a result, out in the open and easy targets, many Web sites allow commenters to be anonymous which gives them cover from responsibility and license to say whatever they want in the harshest possible terms.

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

The only one unfair is the world.

The story that McCain said he was prepared to stay in Iraq for 100 years is on one level unfair, although this fall Democrats will be featuring it in commercials about every six seconds.

Relying on students' performances on one test is unfair to them, and could unnecessarily jeopardize their educational futures.

Commenting on the work and its theme of racial oppression, Kienholz said at the time, "If six to one is unfair odds in my tableau, then 170 million to 20 million is sure as hell unfair odds in my country".

Perhaps one is unfair.

"Novello's performance is throughout extremely crude (and, often, now, very funny)," Lindsay Anderson wrote of The Lodger in one typically unfair attack.

Boundless has now filed an Amended Answer and Counterclaims with the court, asserting that Boundless no longer offers the products being charged with three counts of copyright infringement, one for unfair competition, and one for false advertising.

If the government agency responsible for enforcing the regulations approves, how can one claim unfair advantage?