Sentence examples for proved unfair from inspiring English sources

Early jibes that the £11m budget brought just eight prototypes proved unfair, but there is no question that the bus has cost more than envisaged – exploding Johnson's pledge not to exceed the bill for existing hybrid diesel-electric buses.

That's set to change: every brewer supplying kegs larger than eight litres will now be taxed at the lower rate, with Treasurer Scott Morrison explaining in a media release that the discrepancy had proved "unfair" for smaller businesses.

This may prove unfair in the long run.

Indeed, in cases taken to prove unfair dismissal in the industry for union activities, such as speaking up about health and safety, the operation of blacklisting was already exposed on a case-by-case basis.

Amazon used to start paying royalties on the borrowed book once a reader got to 10% of the way through, but this was proving unfair to authors who wrote longer books.

Cranberry industry officials maintain that these nutrition standards could prove unfair to the industry due to the fact that cranberries must be sweetened; otherwise, the tart red fruits are difficult to eat raw.

Ashley and Lissett showed us facts that proved how unfair this truancy ticketing is.

The Rockefeller drug laws are proving both unfair and ineffective.

But they should address the problem directly, instead of through rules that, by appearing to aim at a different target, may prove both unfair and ineffective.

They contend that unless charges are proved, it is unfair to deprive a teacher of future employment.

Real Madrid's Web site reported, completely impartially: Tonight's match proved football is sometimes unfair.