Sentence examples for the unfair player from inspiring English sources

Not so when the unfair player received his just desserts: Empathetic activity in the fronto-insular cortex was slightly reduced in female volunteers and substantially reduced in males, the team reports online 18 January in Nature.

MB: I've seen it in dog parks, but one of the things that we learned in the wild, among wild coyotes, is that animals do get labeled as cheaters or unfair players.

And then what happens is that for example in coyotes, if Harry or Mary are labeled as unfair players, then other animals refuse their play signals or they avoid them.

For more than a decade, baseball and its fans have had to confront certain aspects of the sport's steroids scandal: the unfair advantage gained by players who were using the drugs; the skepticism that baseball's drug-testing policy was meaningfully set up to catch anyone; the tainted careers that have left likely Hall of Famers consigned to ignominy instead.

The statement continued that Barcelona's players "consistently feigned aggressions with the sole purpose of misleading the referee of the match, which clearly led to the unfair decision to dismiss our player Pepe".

Real then responded with a statement on its website  which read: "Real Madrid is obligated to follow suit concerning the repeated unsportsmanlike behavior of Barcelona, whose players consistently feigned aggressions with the sole purpose of misleading the referee of the match, which clearly led to the unfair decision to dismiss our player Pepe".

I find it preposterous that Hollywood views the possibility of Blockbuster ending revenue-sharing deals as unfair ("The Player," Sept. 3, p. 60).

But somewhere between those extremes lies an option that has the virtue of being both ethical and simple: If you think the action on the field is unfair to players, just don't watch.

People rather not choose the faction on their Game rooms, Because choosing armies makes the game unfair, so every player picks random as it's faction.

The union claimed in its filing against the N.F.L. that the league had negotiated lockout insurance with the networks that gave the teams unfair leverage over the players.

Instead, Stride focussed on the officially unfair schemes that players employ to win a strategic advantage for their team or to keep the opposing side from gaining one.