"I honestly think it would be a little unfair to start last," Vonn said.
"We just think it was unfair to start play," said Will Nicholson, Masters chairman of competition committees.
Clinton's supporters may feel that such concerns, unfair to start with, are laughable when one compares her to a brazen liar like Trump.
He has kept his green card rather than become an American citizen and has avoided marriage -- "I marry Iraq" -- because he thought it would be unfair to start a family in place he hoped to leave.
A common complaint among many Championship fans is that teams who have just slipped out of the Premier League benefit from an unfair head start in the race for promotion thanks to the parachute payments.
And they add that the testing of the system has barely begun, and it is unfair to start imposing constraints before anyone knows what is possible.For Mr Bush, a "framework" means, at most, a promise, say, to limit the number of missile-interceptors.
It's unfair to start comparing him to Tendulkar or Rahul Dravid but he is a special talent and there's no reason he can't become one of the greats of the game.
But, he argues, the question is, "Can they be grown elsewhere more cheaply and with less water?" Many would argue it's also unfair to start pitting almonds and dairy against each other, as they are not direct substitutes.
As its share price swooned, Olam called Mr Block's comments "unfair" and started a libel suit against him.Ocado, one of the first online supermarkets to operate in Britain, secured an extension on its loans and raised new capital as it sought to reassure investors about its prospects.
