Sentence examples for unfair ask from inspiring English sources

They're left to hope that a catastrophic accident or severe illness doesn't come along -- and that's simply an unfair ask of someone brave enough to have worn a uniform for this country.

If you feel like they are unfair, ask them for an appointment to talk about the rules to help you understand them and the reason for them.

"If you signed up for something, why start yelling that the rules are unfair?" asked President Toomas Hendrik Ilves of Estonia, which, after a catastrophic slump, now has one of Europe's few economies with robust growth.

He said the process was unfair, asking, "How can you have a hearing in which the trier of fact is the petitioner?" In a memorandum explaining his decision, Mr. Mills cited "serious deficiencies" in the management of the school district, including a high dropout rate and a failure to meet performance standards.

"Three months is a long time to go unpaid, and it is unfair to ask anyone to work for nothing," she wrote, pointing out that it was especially unfair to emerging and independent artists.

"At home you say Kyoto is unfair because it doesn't include developing countries and in negotiations you say it's unfair to ask developing countries to take targets," he said.

It's unfair to ask people to look back historically.

What his lawyers tell him is unfair to ask".

"It is very unfair to ask me that," she said, her voice rising.

Is it unfair to ask Dunham to represent all of womanhood onscreen?

It's unfair to ask Namath to guarantee a West Side stadium.