Sentence examples for which would be unfair from inspiring English sources
It would deter viewers from going digital, they say, which would be unfair on themselves and bad for the country; acting as a tax on new technology.But the BBC is not thrilled by the report either.
Emily Thornberry is leading the review (PA) This would allow Ms Thornberry to argue that Labour cannot be certain of exactly what MPs are approving, which would be unfair to even those who support Trident.
The Black Country, by contrast, has no volcano and no evil wizard (unless you count blameless but hirsute Roy Wood of Black Country glam rockers Wizzard, which would be unfair).
However, explaining what this newly revealed information is would mean discussing other aspects of the case which would be unfair and inappropriate as they are no longer going to be tested in court.
In debating the main housing bill on the House floor Thursday, several Republicans complained that it would shift risk from private lenders to taxpayers, which would be unfair to the vast majority of American mortgage holders who pay their installments on time.
When considering the original data that Alice and Bob sent, this results in a higher effective throughput for Alice, compared to Bob, see Figure 7a, which would be unfair.
"We must ensure that any isolated case doesn't end up contaminating the image of our cinema and put all producers under suspicion, which would be really unfair," he said just before his resignation in July.
"They would have to divert funds from absolutely core elements of their own developments, which would be fundamentally unfair".
If I had to summarise, I would say: yes to strong, fraternal regions within the European Union, yes to regions that cooperate outside their borders, but no to a Europe of regions which would be an unfair, variable-geometry Europe.
Vince's second little bombshell, which it would be unfair to divulge, is a nasty trick that ultimately explodes in his face.
There are a couple of nice touches, which it would be unfair to reveal, but the scale of it all makes it difficult to understand what on earth is happening.
