Sentence examples for unfair from from inspiring English sources

It was really unfair from this journalist, if I can call him a journalist.

But he refused and "was unfair from Day 1," Mr. Gottlieb said.

Ms Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy (NLD) party refused to participate in general elections held in November in the military-run country, saying the process was unfair from the start.

The observers also said the election was deeply unfair from the start, tilted to Mr. Aliyev's advantage because of his domination of state-controlled news media and his use of official efforts to suppress the opposition.

And yes, some of China's trade practices really have been unfair, from the way it used to manipulate its currency down to subsidize exports to the way its state-backed companies still "digest" technology from foreign firms to discourage imports.

I've dropped the word "unfair" from my vocabulary, and I've come to appreciate the value of written contracts.

"We want to change the law in Wales to make sure that Gypsies and travellers are protected from unfair eviction from their homes," said the minister.

The six-month investigation gives credence to complaints from British farmers that they are facing unfair competition from the Continent where pigs are kept in worse conditions.

It is in response to complaints from Royal Mail, which says it is facing unfair competition from rival firms such as Whistl - previously TNT Post.

U.S. banks have long complained of unfair competition from credit unions, which are nonprofits exempt from federal taxes as well as various regulatory requirements.

Informants recalled many stories from women who experienced bribe requirements and unfair treatment from the police.