Sentence examples for would unfair from inspiring English sources

Another transitional figure was the Mexican Juan Rulfo, but his work is of such high quality that it would unfair to confine him to that limited role.

"Given that England have played well as a team, and it would unfair to pick between, say, Pietersen and Bell or Anderson and Broad, perhaps Dravid should be given the Man of the Series award?," suggest Harry Tuttle, who is in charitable mood.

While it would unfair to attribute the weakness of the Haïtian health system solely to the parallel modus operandi of external actors, failure to engage with the MSPP perpetuates a vicious circle, whose detrimental outcomes impact directly on the Haïtian population.

A motoring group believes fining drivers would be unfair and unjust.

They felt that would be unfair, and could lead to unjust finishes.

That would be unfair.

This would be unfair.

But that would be unfair.

It would be unfair.

It would be unfair to him.

I think that would be unfair.