Sentence examples for the unfair side from inspiring English sources

If our old chum TC thinks his depiction in It Doesn't Matter to Him errs on the unfair side, he can always console himself with the fact that he inadvertently inspired an exquisite piece of music.

"It's the unfair treatment.

Only for the unfair and very unfair offers was the effect of offer size significant.

Until such time as they are widespread, many believe that they give the home side an unfair advantage, because the ball still behaves differently to what they are used to.

AND if you look back at this campaign, one clear leitmotif is the painstaking construction, by Democrats and Republicans alike, of the case that the other side contrived unfair advantages, stacked the deck and rendered any true reading of the popular will impossible.

But a draw would have been unfair on the home side, who showed plenty of intent and conviction throughout, while the Magpies only threatened in the last five minutes.

When Mr. Bush ran against Ann Richards for Texas governor in '94, his campaign turned down a debate invitation from "Larry King Live," saying it was an unfair venue -- the flip side of this year's charade, when Mr. King's show was deemed an ideal forum by Mr. Bush because it suited his shell game.

"The Iranian delegation will resist any unfair demands by the other side," he told Iran's Channel One.

The scale of the loss was a little unfair on a side who set the agenda for around 40 overs before Mahendra Singh Dhoni (72) and Ravindra Jadeja (61no) dragged the hosts up to 285 for six with a thrilling late stand.

Marseille president Christophe Bouchet pointed out that because of the tax breaks levied in Monaco, the side already have an unfair advantage.

Whether he can hold on to the ground he staked in Osawatomie, and put the burden of defending unequal opportunity and an unfair economic system on the other side.