Sentence examples for put in unfair from inspiring English sources

"I was forced to accept money and put in unfair bouts," said Russian-born Wakanoho, who is suing the Japan sumo association in an attempt to rescue his career.

For the hours they wanted us to put in, it was completely unfair.

"It's unfair that we have to put in extra work because our sport might not be as much fun to watch," Brown said.

It's unfair on the kids because it devalues their efforts, and all the work that's been put in by staff.

So he was put in an unfair light, and I think that's wrong".

Hamilton's Les Gray says Scottish Football League clubs have been put in an unfair position over the upcoming vote on whether to accept Rangers.

"If multinational companies are escaping taxation, domestic firms are put in an unfair competitive position and it distorts the economy," he said, noting that this makes domestic companies less willing to pay taxes.

Rabiot's tall, lean frame and his proficiency at breaking up play and putting in a strong tackle will lead to not unfair comparisons with Patrick Vieira.

"I was put in an uncomfortable, compromising, unfair situation (many of you have guessed what it is) and I had to look out for me.

"I think it's unfair to put in anonymous people.

"I think it's unfair to put in hearsay," he said at another point, referring to the 78-page criminal complaint against Mr. Blagojevich, which lawmakers heard read aloud much of the day.