Sentence examples for unfair features from inspiring English sources

Both are grossly unfair features of British politics, they maintain, which keep their lot from winning a fair share of seats in the Commons.

Below, other thoughts on the appeals court's ruling: From Dan Gillmor's blog: I will always have contempt for the way Quattrone did business, but his trial was unfair, featuring a judge who'd plainly decided the defendant's guilt.

Most of these features are unfair and inefficient from the perspective of low priority (non-real time) traffic flows as they tend to starve the non-real time flows depriving them of appropriate channel access, hence throughput.

In this context, the policy pursued in Greece over the past few years, on the pretext of saving the country from the risk of huge public debt and bankruptcy, is socially unfair and has clear ideological features.

Candidates for the best revival of a musical have also groused that "42nd Street" is getting an unfair advantage by being prominently featured in the opening number, part of which was recorded on Tuesday night in the Times Square subway station, utterly confusing scores of late-night commuters.

Unfair treatment within family is a feature of stigma in India.

That's a bit unfair, though, because these sort of "fun" features are what draw in mainstream users.

Unfortunately, the taxonomies discussed in this paper do not consider the aforementioned features, and it will be unfair to classify and compare works through such taxonomies.

Ka, Ks and Ka/Ks quantify different evolutionary features, and it would be unfair to compare them directly.

(He decided that he'd given an unfair shake to Jafar Panahi's 2007 feature "Offside").

An extremely tight association of phosphorylated Endos with the PP2A-B55 active site is an essential feature of our inhibition by unfair competition model.