Sentence examples for unfair returns from inspiring English sources

But others claim that Manila's water privatisation has led to continual price hikes, legal challenges, investigations, failures to provide certain districts with water, and has given the companies unfair returns for their work.

Abdelaziz Bouteflika has been sworn in for a fourth term as Algeria's president after he won an election that opponents dismissed as unfair and returned to power for another five years.

Customers have taken advantage of the policy to an unfair degree, returning ancient items in exchange for newer, fancier devices.

American veteran Mark O'Meara, the 1998 champion, denied conditions were unfair after returning a 67 in the afternoon to finish as one of only 20 players to card an under-par score.

It might be awkward to return, unfair to those who had played on without her.

Museum officials said it was unfair for those who returned to work to be left without a raise since November 1998.

Once people have been exposed to better situations outside New Orleans, it is unfair for them to return back to worse conditions.

It was reported that men had higher social skills of public presentations or lectures to an unknown public, addressing a partner for sexual intercourse, dealing with unfair and fair criticism, returning defective product to the store, ending a telephone conversation, greeting strangers, dealing with parent's criticism and with offensive mockery or games, and asking a favor from colleagues.

Quite unfair, although the film does return Turner to the vigorous, traditional Victorianism of character and narrative.

The president said her government is reviewing land concessions and, where there had been unfair agreements, land would be returned to the community.

Calling the IRS request unfair, opponents are asking for return of hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash deposits required to file cases.