Sentence examples for unfair slice from inspiring English sources

With belts tightened, and less money to go round, fears about migrants getting an unfair slice of the diminishing cake are not hard to stir.

The campaign for English regional devolution is beginning to make a real impact, exploiting the universal perception in England that Scotland gets an unfair slice of the cake.

"It's an unfair budget" that would slice state aid to New York City by $1.3 billion, Mr. Bloomberg said on Thursday.

It's unfair to take a particular moment in time, slice it, and pass judgement on that particular slice.

Empowering the world to demand a thin slice of your attention is more than unfair — it's a recipe for constant distraction," he wrote.

Bosses like Raj Singh, an internet entrepreneur and Small Business Saturday participant, complain that big firms enjoy unfair advantages: they have armies of lawyers and accountants to slice through red tape.

"How you slice and dice the data can determine whether you ultimately decide the algorithm is unfair".

Unfair, I know, unfair.

And unfair.

So unfair!

Unfair Whistle?