unfair造句

We think the punishment is unfair.

It's unfair to devalue anyone's work unjustly.

Unfair distribution(of wealth); unfairness as shown in income disparities

The detention of the whole class was unfair.

Poorer regions gripe, with reason, that this is unfair.

Grading students only depends on their scores is unfair.

The debate can only be a fair one if neither side has an unfair advantage.

Employees must not take unfair advantage of anyone through manipulation, concealment, abuse of privileged information, misrepresentation of material facts, or any other unfair-dealing practices.

Amway's arbitration rule which is intended to prevent victim lawsuits against it is unfair and "unconscionable".

The spectators were disappointed at the unfair decision by the umpire.

But some of the advantages that accrue to high-frequency traders look unfair.

We argue that this is a little unfair, and suggest some things he might do to turn his presidency around.

It will be able to ban practices that are "unfair", "abusive" or that "take unreasonable advantage" of consumers.

These days, the consequences of an adverse event in one part of the world are highly contagious and profoundly unfair.

Western populists will no doubt once again try to blame their own sluggish performance on "unfair" Asia.

Senator Mitchell said that the suggested delay was regressive and unfair, and that he couldn’t support it.

While many believed that it was unfair not to give these active users a second chance, others argued that a zero tolerance policy must be the standard.

This shift reflects a new attitude towards appearance and mental health: the notion that at least some defects cause unfair suffering and social stigma is now widely accepted.

Some suggest nothing was done after that, but that is grossly unfair if you see what WHO regions and Member States did in the first few years afterwards.

To dismiss the world body out of hand, as some (read, American) critics do, is not just unfair, he argues, but also absurd.

This is the essence of the equity argument: people should not be denied access to life-saving interventions for unfair reasons, including an inability to pay.

These crises were highly contagious, rapidly sweeping around the world. And they were profoundly unfair in their consequences, adversely affecting countries that had nothing to do with the causes.

Scott Friedstad, deputy director of the SEC's enforcement division, said it was "fundamentally unfair for someone to use access to nonpublic information to improperly gain an edge in the market."

As we all know, this was a difficult achievement, but a great one on the moral front: people should not be denied access to life-saving medicines for unfair reasons, including an inability to pay.

Last year, lawyers threatened a class-action lawsuit for unfair and deceptive practices unless Disney agreed to refund the full purchase price to all who bought the videos since 2004.

"The plaintiff, Xi' an Chemicals for Daily Use Company sued the defendants, Hansengzai. Goods Purchasing Station of Xian City, Times Advertising Company and Consumer Guide Newspaper Agency for unfair representation in an advertisement, seeking compensation for economic loss of 1,169,600 yuan."