Sentence examples for unfair position from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harding is a very good man who is in an unfair position, and eventually, heartbreakingly, he recognizes this.

One blamed him less than the people who put him in such an unfair position in the first place.

He said that both sides were "still talking" and that the union's refusal to deal would put Chrysler in an unfair position.

With the spread of English as a global language, so-called native speakers are often perceived to be in an unfair position of privilege and power.

Gordon Maloney, president of NUS Scotland says: "From charging illegal fees, to withholding deposits for spurious reasons, and worse, far too many tenants still find themselves in an unequal and unfair position".

Second, the release of the Nunes memo puts the FBI in an excruciatingly unfair position: The bureau cannot effectively defend itself against allegations of shoddy workmanship without betraying confidential sources and methods.

EchoStar has contended that Hughes has an unfair dominant position in the satellite television market there.

"I think what Bikram is doing is important and necessary, and in fact it's a little unfair the position that he's been put in," said Jim Kallet, an owner of a Bikram school in San Diego.

Rate courts are extraordinarily antiquated and increase both moral hazard and unfair bargaining position.

He's the one who is putting his employees in this unfair, untenable position, though, as the hotel noted, the employees are being compensated for lost tips wages.

"If multinational companies are escaping taxation, domestic firms are put in an unfair competitive position and it distorts the economy," he said, noting that this makes domestic companies less willing to pay taxes.