Sentence examples for unfair number from inspiring English sources

Although S.R.O.'s are found throughout the city, residents here contend that an unfair number are clustered in their neighborhood.

Seen from this angle, inequality looks like not just a matter of unfair numbers but a public health problem.

"The SPFL could have moved all five Championship games from the Saturday to the Sunday, but that would have been absolutely unfair to a number of clubs.

Cohen stated he believed that the DRS system was unfair for a number of reasons and would seek redress against Nominet with the High Court via judicial review.

But police officials said that comparison was unfair because those numbers were recorded before the merger of the transit and housing police into the Police Department, a 1994 change that added 7,000 officers to the force.

It is unfair too that the number of ministers will remain the same while the number of MPs is cut by 50: making the government more dominant in parliament.

"The report quotes some very unfair figures regarding the number of users of the centre.

Mr. Obama mentioned three new trade agreements and a number of unfair trading cases brought by his administration — twice as many as the Bush presidency, he said.

"But it will not change my belief that the world is unfair to a huge number of people and that I am luckier than most".

The National Labor Relations Act, or Wagner Act, gave organized labour federal protection in collective bargaining; it prohibited a number of "unfair practices" on the part of employers and created the strong National Labor Relations Board to enforce the law.

Citing the large number of unfair drug penalties affecting minorities, as well as the country's high prison population, he said the war was "a terrible scar on America".