Sentence examples for unfair form from inspiring English sources

Means-testing of Medicare is just a badly designed, unfair form of taxation.

And we can't pay for it by property taxes primarily because property taxes are the most unfair, sales taxes are the next unfair form of taxation.

And because the executives who exercise their options are taxed at high individual rates, the companies say that a change would result in an unfair form of double taxation.

Mitchell B. Reiss, the president of Washington College, in Chestertown, Md., has started a one-man campaign to end what he sees as a lingering, unfair form of discrimination against veterans: the age limits on candidates for the prestigious Rhodes Scholarships, which pay for two years of graduate study at Oxford University.

Registered cabbies insist that rideshare services are an "illegal" and "unfair" form of competition.

Official cabs call the app services an "illegal" and "unfair" form of competition.

This catechism's purpose — perhaps unfair in its form, but essential in its signal — is to ask, Do you stand with reason and evidence sufficiently to anger people among your allies who don't?

Only last week Sir Bob Russell, the voice of Colchester, called the system that gives higher funding for each student attending school sixth forms "unfair".

The tax has long been seen as a form of unfair competition by higher-taxed countries.

But Mr. Hevesi's rivals suggest that he is enjoying an unfair advantage in the form of potentially subsidized services.

Critics of the company, including some neighboring governments, say it benefits from unfair subsidies in the form of tax breaks and loan guarantees from the French government.