You will feel people stare at you, judging you for what you think are unfair reasons.
5. Unprotected Deposits: Some rogue landlords still avoid putting tenants' deposits in a tenancy deposit scheme, withholding it at the end for unfair reasons.
They measured participants' levels of cynicism at the outset by asking each to declare how much they agreed or disagreed with such assertions as "most people will lie to get ahead," "people will use somewhat unfair reasons to gain profit or advantage rather than lose it," and "no one cares much what happens to you".
Yet, there are still folks out there who seem to believe that those of us who participated in the project are acting on a desire to destroy the image of a successful Black man for insignificant or unfair reasons, or, perhaps, for no reason at all.
In a voice mail message to employees last week, posted on the company Web site, Howard Schultz, the company's chairman, called the California ruling "extremely unfair and beyond reason".
"This is grossly unfair and the reason why people in Wales and Scotland should care about it, at least those who are unionists should care about it, is because that basic unfairness is likely to fracture the union.
They are constantly battling obesity, and it's an unfair fight, for reasons that are not clear.
Given that all the initial and brilliant developments took place in Daresbury, this was a strange and unfair decision, the reasons for which have never been fully disclosed.
Both boycotts may well have been mistakes, though so crooked were the processes that affording them any degree of legitimacy would also have seemed repellent.Glass rods and steel wireThe criticism of her inflexibility was always rather unfair, for two reasons.
"There are a lot of nervous Nellie school administrators out there who for unfair and ridiculous reasons have banned student travel," Neil Amrine, president of the Guide Service of Washington, said in offering his nominee.
