Sentence examples for unfair setting from inspiring English sources
There was the furor over the state's Math A Regents exam, which Mr. Mills declared unfair, setting aside the results.
His fate was truly unfair, set against the bigger picture.
"The banks do not accept that the legal test of unfairness set out in unfair- contract-terms legislation applies to the charges.
"I cannot allow myself to be used to give credibility for a totally unfair set of circumstances.
(That oppression is a normative — rather than a purely descriptive — concept is evident from the fact that it is defined as an unjust or unfair set of power relations).
The law itself is blatantly unfair, arbitrarily setting aside a group of individuals for special treatment for no reason other than a historic Congress' moral disapproval of gay relationships.
Perhaps it's unfair to set a high bar for judging the G8 commitment on tax.
"I also think it is a little unfair to set it like that retroactively," Radcliffe told Runner's World.
Enter New Yorkers Against Unfair Taxes, set up by the beverage industry, grocers and the Teamsters, who work as drivers and in production.
It's unfair to set "Up to Speed" next to "The Cruise," an artful and authentically poetic documentary made in obvious homage to Bruce Weber's great "Let's Get Lost".
Yet it must be obvious to everybody save the snowblind that Britain will never produce a long stream of Winter Olympic champions, and to suddenly accuse those 50 British athletes in Salt Lake City of wasting lottery money is totally unfair, and sets a dangerous precedent for Athens.
