I have witnessed the fair and unfair firing of managers from Billy Martin to Lou Piniella.
During a three-hour interview Mr. Smirnoff angrily protested what he called his sudden and unfair firing, saying he has still not been given an official reason.
But honestly, hand on blackened heart, when you put these two games next to one another in 2016, it's a wholly unfair fire-fight.
My husband thinks it's unfair to fire her just because she's looking for work.
Officers from the operations branch of the agency thought it unfair to fire Ward and Brugger for getting caught on the wrong side of a change in public sentiment.
Union leaders say those campaigns are usually unfair because corporations often fire union supporters and press their anti-union views day and night in one-on-one sessions and large meetings while union organizers are prohibited from company property.
It would be unfair to her to fire her, because there's nothing you can do right before Wimbledon, when you're trying to defend your title.
The language was so broad that it could have turned an assertion of religiosity into an all-purpose defense for the firing or unfair treatment of all sorts of people, not only gays and lesbians (although that would be bad enough) — a civil stand-your-discriminatory-ground law.
Trump himself blamed the firing on unfair media coverage.
Whether the ad is fair or unfair, it has Democrats fired up, for the simple reason that Republicans have portrayed them as wimps on foreign policy for a long time.
Sanctions, under which claimants lose benefit payments for between four weeks and three years, have come under fire for being unfair, punitive, failing to increase job prospects, and causing hunger, debt and ill-health among jobseekers.
