Sentence examples for unfair resulting from inspiring English sources

Critics have called the BSA's membership obligations unfair, resulting in litigation in various state and federal courts.

"But it was not an unfair result".

Yet a draw would not have been an unfair result.

"We acknowledge the statute may lead to unfair results in some cases," Judge Kermit E. Bye wrote.

The suit said that by manipulating the ballots, the manual recount could lead to an inaccurate and unfair result.

In many ways, this is an unfair result, effectively comparing print at its best to digital at its worst.

A number of spectacular miscarriages of justice had made it clear that leaving everything to the police might sometimes produce unfair results.

Andrew Hawkins, ComRes: [The UK voting system] without question is likely to throw up any number of strange and potentially unfair results.

Another judge dismissed a lawsuit backed by Republicans that sought to halt the counting because the handling of ballots could lead to an inaccurate and unfair result.

At the same time, he said, the inflexible manner in which the law defined a roommate's proportionate share of the rent could produce some seemingly unfair results.

Here's an astonishing goal, and to be honest a slightly unfair result, in a quarter-final meeting between the two clubs in 1983.