Sentence examples for will be unfair from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes the expectations will be unfair," Leroy Burrell said.

"For half a year, people have been saying these elections will be unfair," he said.

If we add flexibility to this approach then it will be unfair to all the other appeals we get.

To the government, he says that they must not cherry-pick his proposals, that anything less than the package will be unfair.

The conservative Heartland Institute, which has played a prominent role in seeking to discredit climate science, pre-emptively issues a statement denying that a scientific consensus exists and predicting that the documentary will be unfair.

It will be unfair on Senna, but unsurprising too as he is nephew of legendary three-time world champion Ayrton, arguably the greatest driver of his generation and one of the greatest of all time.

When siblings complain that a gift or will is unfair, common sense is open to the possibility that the complaint has merit, but libertarianism simply dismisses the complaint.

But in Japan the ill-will is unfair.

Ms Clifford said: "We just hope Mr Duncan Smith can deliver on the promise that this will be a fair system and will not be unfair or unjust on people with disabilities".

"This will not be unfair competition.

A good appointment would reassure citizens that the Department of Labor will not be unfair to those who do the nation's work.