Here you'll find 20 real example sentences with Unfair, the meaning and synonyms like partial or foul.
Unfair in a sentence
Related words
Unfair meaning
- Not fair.
- Not just.
Example sentences (20)
But the dismissal of Belichick’s role because the post-Brady years have not gone well is both foolish and unfair.
However, even years after their marriage, Hema Malini finds it unfair to be called out for marrying an already-married man.
Hampshire directors have criticised the ECB as unfair over the way it has allocated Test matches after posting losses of £1.
Critics say charging people to dispose of their large waste encourages fly-tipping, and is unfair during a cost-of-living crisis.
It is just unfair to the church,” said Brian Wielbik, president of Messiah’s Parish Planning Council.
Does the ChatGPT system give pupils an unfair advantage as it gathers and processes information and constructs very human answers?
He warned that businesses owners who exploit customers may lose business due to their unfair prices.
Because of my association of her with "Alice," I always framed her being good in these movies as a nice surprise, which was unfair.
His appearance came the day after his partner Rhonda Shiels took an unfair dismissal case against her employer, the Southern Trust.
If anything, you could call Battery’s view on generative AI conservative, but that would be unfair.
It is unfair and unreasonable to expect municipalities to find the additional funds needed to pay for this in their annual budgets.
It's probably best avoided, however, as the Warmech battle feels almost as unfair as 's final boss.
Fagan said workers were demanding better pay but also considered performance targets were unfair.
It is probably unfair that we have three state symbols: emblem, flag and anthem while the national holiday celebrates only two of them.
In the statement on Tuesday Florida's Division of Emergency Management suggested that the criticism by Californian officials was unfair.
Cosmetics sales in China are soaring, but a group of exporting nations led by France is pushing against restrictions they say are unfair.
For example, even if the personal circumstances of an underperforming staff is hard, it is unfair to the govt and people to keep them on.
Gaines joked: 'Did they realize they clearly possess an unfair advantage?' referencing Athena Ryan, who transitioned from male to female.
Even Tributes with the most crafty strategies couldn't hold up against Brutus' physical strength and power, so he had an unfair advantage.
When I describe this scenario, most people exclaim, “That is unfair!” as if being unfair means they don’t have to comply.
Common combinations with unfair
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- unfair to 34×
- is unfair 23×
- an unfair 23×
- unfair and 16×
- was unfair 14×
- unfair advantage 13×
- the unfair 11×
- and unfair 11×
- unfair that 10×
- be unfair 10×
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The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word unfair. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.