Sentence examples for unfair contest from inspiring English sources
To be honest, it's an unfair contest: with 60 per cent of staff brought from other hotels it was already operating like a well-oiled auto when I visited the week after its soft opening.
Ethiopia's opposition, emasculated by the long imprisonment of its leaders (most of whom were pardoned last year) and weakened by its own divisions, will almost certainly be crushed in an unfair contest.
If that seems defeatist, a senior MDC figure said the grassroots think even an unfair contest is winnable, so should be fought.Not everything is working out in the president's favour.
It's tense, credible and intelligent, even if pitting four Somali fishermen against Hanks, a big ship and formidable back-up is a pretty unfair contest – that very imbalance is part of the point.
When seeing that one of the contestants fell on his back and was being beaten by his opponents, Tiridates I saw exclaimed: "That's an unfair contest.
"With the scales tipped in favour of employers, there is a risk that people will not be able to contest unfair dismissals, wages being withheld or discrimination.
It could be decided that all points won and lost against them would be deducted, but clubs such as Kilmarnock and St Mirren who have successfully taken points from Rangers this season would see that as unfair and may contest it.
Where is the helpful government update on the ongoing farcical situation, which is leading to great numbers of claimants successfully contesting unfair assessments of their fitness for work – or further information on how much time and money is squandered processing all these mistakes?
But as others watched a campaign that starred two possibly transformative figures, they felt a growing conviction that the contest was unfair.
The attention-grabbing invitation, which was widely seen as retaliation for the Trump campaign's decision to invite President Obama's estranged half brother, Malik, to the televised forum, sparked howls of protest from Republicans, who charged that Clinton was trying to gain an unfair advantage in the contest.
