Usage of "unfair" | TermGallery

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Not fair; marked by injustice or partiality or deception.

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Ús de unfair en anglès

Women's state pension age rise: an unfair burden or a necessary reform? 
 The Guardian 

Some people also believe German companies have played unfair over the years. 
 Reuters 

But many also share Trump's view that China uses unfair trade practices. 
 Reuters 

Supporters of the police outside the court said the sentences were unfair. 
 Reuters 

Complaints received cite biased labour practices, unfair dismissals, and general worker exploitation. 
 The South African 

The problem is that the idea is destructive, illiberal and deeply unfair. 
 The South African 

An old-fashioned word seems best suited to summarising the situation - unfair. 
 The Irish Times 

Really, it's a law that is...it's an unfair law, it's really unfair. 
 Radio NZ 

Mr McKibbin said government was expecting landlords to shoulder an unfair burden. 
 News.com.au 

Some investors view this as a two-tier market that creates unfair advantages. 
 Reuters 

The government has revealed plans to tighten controls over unfair commercial practices. 
 Radio NZ 

Early knowledge of that discussion could have given traders an unfair edge. 
 Reuters 

This is both unfair and surely signals a change in tax legislation. 
 The Irish Times 

Opposition parties have attacked Abe for a deal they say is unfair. 
 Reuters 

A letter writer to this paper described her remarks as terribly unfair. 
 The Irish Times 

These messages are unfair, and many students rightly regard them that way. 
 Wired 

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Unfair a través del temps

Unfair per variant geogràfica

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Significats de unfair en anglès