Sentence examples for unfair place from inspiring English sources

The global village depicted in Babel is a harsh, unfair place.

It may be an imperfect and deeply unfair place, but it's still a party.

A lot of people say way off-base things, and it's an unfair place to put the writer.

"When you mix being a researcher with being a parent, it can put your kids in an unfair place".

If these people are saying the world is an unfair place and some of our resources are to be redistributed to correct that, I'm all for it.

The contemporary university is a highly unbalanced and unfair place, with casualised workers bearing the brunt of the labour but the least amount of pay or security.

"The UK's tax system is regressive, outdated and unfair, placing too great a burden on working people on low incomes and not enough on wealth and property".

Some Web sites that have accused Google of unfair placing are merely collections of links with next to no original content of their own, precisely the kind of sites that Google's search algorithm screens out to better answer queries.

It might be argued that because of this, higher expectations should have been placed on the quality of Judy's thesis than on other theses, but this would have been unfair, placing an extra burden on a student simply because others opposed her research topic and findings.

Given the immense cultural importance of libraries, it is unfair to place their fate in the hands of councils alone.

Often it is unfair – we place expectations on young people from which the rest of us seem exempt.