Sentence examples for which was unfair from inspiring English sources

The coalition was accused of pressing ahead with a scheme which was "unfair and unworkable".

"The expectation was that they'd sound the same as they did in the 20's, which was unfair and unrealistic to the artist".

"The league said they believed the teams had a competitive advantage which was unfair based on their behavior but not that there had been any collusion or agreements, which changes the whole picture in terms of the legality of what happened," Kessler said in a conference call.

"We considered that the programme's presentation of the statements made by Sir Malcolm Rifkind and Mr Straw during the secretly filmed meetings did not give a misleading impression of their conduct in a way which was unfair to them," Ofcom said in its ruling.

Which is unfair.

"They will place charges against us, which is unfair.

Which is unfair, Mitt Romney has a lovely moral compass.

Both of these decisions have been much criticised in recent days, which is unfair.

Thinking back, lots of lads used to stamp on them, which is unfair, right?

Every time she fucks she could be completely changing her life.... Which is unfair - but it's life.

Occasionally they are castigated by their elders for not being radical enough, which is unfair and absurd.