Sentence examples for unfair compared with from inspiring English sources
This is unfair: compared with past occupants of Capitol Hill the current lot are strikingly uncorrupt and hardworking.
For instance, EQ play diminishes when the alternative equilibrium is socially efficient and not very unfair (compared with the EQ equilibrium).
Carson said the assault on his trustworthiness by the media was unfair compared with the treatment of Hillary Clinton's narrative over Benghazi.
I figured, however, that my situation was not so unfair, compared with those of some others who had been let go -- department heads and people who had been with the company since the beginning five years ago.
Yet more Americans think the investigation is overly partisan and unfair than believe it is fair and impartial, the poll found, with 36% calling it unfair, compared with 29% who see it as fair.
MadMac has been tested in many configurations that are known to be unfair and compared with three protocols (IEEE 802.11 and two fair MAC protocols).
So part of me, the part that has seen Labour leaders get unfair treatment compared with their Tory counterparts for generations, looks at Cameron and thinks, you reap what you sow.
Individuals scoring higher on neuroticism did not show differential activation patterns during the proposal of unfair offers compared with individuals scoring lower; however, they did show lower activation in the right dorsal striatum (putamen) during the acceptance of unfair offers.
While saying he did not want to blame anyone else, he judged his life sentence unfair, "especially when compared with child molesters, rapists, murderers and those along that line".
Osumi and Ohira (2009) reported enhanced cardiac slowing after unfair offers, as compared with fair offers, and this effect was even more pronounced for rejected than for accepted offers.
We hypothesized that we would find a stronger cardiac deceleration and a larger MFN to unfair offers, as compared with the fair offers (Boksem & De Cremer, 2010; Osumi & Ohira, 2009), and that the more relevant, higher offers would evoke a stronger cardiac and electrocortical response.
