Usage of "very unfair"

Aún no tenemos significados para "very unfair".

Uso de very unfair en inglés

This compounds any significant losses in recent years and is very unfair. 
 The Irish Times 

To christen a child Gabriel today might be very unfair to it. 
 The Irish Times 

It has been very unfair for Candice, Harris said on Sports Sunday. 
 News.com.au 

Michael McDowell added: It is very unfair to round on Noel Conroy. 
 The Irish Times 

I felt somewhat attacked and felt this situation was very unfair. 
 Feminist dot com 

However, we feel like this type of review is very unfair. 
 Independent.ie 

Deborah blushed; it was a very unfair remark, but it hit home anyway. 
 Double Dexter 

Sir, -Leo Varadkar is about to make a very unfair society unfairer. 
 The Irish Times 

But papa has been very unfair in what he has said. 
 The Way We Live Now 

But the European Union has been very , very unfair to the United States. 
 The Guardian 

But it would be very unfair to judge Sir Walter by his verse. 
 England's Antiphon 

And Jurgen found such talking uncomfortable and tedious and very unfair to him. 
 Jurgen: A Comedy of Justice 

A government is often a very unfair representative of a nation. 
 Ernest Maltravers — Volume 03 

It's a very unfair arrangement, and it would be horribly selfish to agree. 
 The Heart of Una Sackville 

But would there be anything very unfair or unreasonable in that? 
 A History of the Four Georges, Volume II 

And it is very unfair of you,' concluded she, with almost a sob. 
 The Heir of Redclyffe 

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Significados de very unfair en inglés