"unfair to" or "unfair for"?
He must not be unfair to either. |
This is unfair to the unemployed. |
Also it's very unfair to the girl. |
Hope they let these poor voices rest before finale as it's very unfair to the singers. |
Perhaps we are being unfair to the commish in referring to him as ' Bernie Two-Dad's '. |
Half of Americans think the economic system is unfair to the middle and working classes. |
It is supremely unfair to the other employees to continually ask them to pick up the slack for their absent coworker. |
For example, it will be unfair to the taxpayers if he or she has to pay taxes on Indian income in India and USA both. |
I try to be conscious of the reader of anything that I'd writing, and to not do anything that is unfair to the reader. |
And I do understand that selfish people like me causing the internet traffic to jam and it's unfair to the other users. |
Life is unfair for the rest of men. |
Its been unfair for a few years now. |
And unfair for African americans too. |
Kwamena Donkor, has said it would be unfair for a country like Ghana to allow school. |
It is unfair for our present crop of students to be examined in a myriad of subjects. |
And their defense was that it is unfair for a woman to have to pay anything for them. |
Others are screaming that it is unfair for the pharmacy employees, as they are merely overworked pawns in this mess. |
It may seem unfair for those who lack connections, but for recruiters, it's quite an effective way of hiring people. |
Many ministers and elders advised Ravana o return Sita back, as it is unfair for a king and not good for the nation. |
I feel bad but Spencer and I have a lot of history so maybe it was unfair for him to get with me in the first place. |
I thought it was unfair on him. |
That's slightly unfair on lads. |
That was unfair on the teenager. |
This cycle is unfair on our children and is a tremendous waste of money and resources. |
If this is the case, then I daresay it is unfair on the rest of Ghanaians living abroad. |
It seems unfair on a man who has done his time and come back to right the wrongs he did. |
It is all a little unfair on George Entwistle, who had only been in post for 54 days, and who departed with dignity. |
But then again, I'd like that at home if there's a moth in my bedroom! I thought it was a bit unfair on some of them. |
Dong Zong join in the criticism of national education policy which it claims to be unfair on the multi-stream schools. |
It seemed unfair on him that he'd feature so little last season as Welbeck and Hernandez forced him into fourth choice. |
It's very unfair in my opinion. |
There's nothing unfair in this. |
It was unfair in most situations. |
He really turned a lot of supporters against Clint which is really unfair in my opinion. |
Right? What else is unfair in Indian politics? I don't think you should take it personally. |
This it does well, but I do not feel I am being unfair in claiming that this appears to be the limit of its ambition. |
Maybe I'd being unfair in picking up on the use of pictures of murdered civilians as propaganda, undoubtedly it's done. |
It is unfair in a sense to ask Sourav Ganguly and his men to pose as diplomats, but perhaps most other ways have failed. |
And to take it a step further, anything that is deemed unfair in the actual vanilla game itself gets banned or modified. |
This is really unfair of the U. |
Which is hideously unfair of me. |
It would be unfair of me to do that. |
Proving only that it is seriously unfair of us to judge him with modern sensibilities. |
It also seems a bit unfair of B &NES; to have at the same time locked everyone else out. |
It was unfair of me to associate defenders of our freedom with such bitter enemies of it. |
Actually, one piece of yours that we saw reminded us of Brian Ralph ' s work, I hope that's not unfair of us to say. |
Maggie August 20, 2012 6:57 pm I think it is unfair of you to say that the group of Key Spouses are gossiping wives. |
It is unfair of Europe to demand from Africa that it worsens its terms of trade by giving Europe preferential access. |
Is it unfair of us to criticise him for mis-judging Hitler? Students could try to construct the case for Chamberlain. |
I've been unfair about my father. |
So there's nothing Unfair about it. |
I can't see what's unfair about that. |
What's most unfair about this charge are all the households that don't have to pay it. |
He will only say his father is being unfair about the role of Jehovah's Witnesses in the affair. |
I play above board and if there is anything unfair about my writings I am the first to apologise. |
What is unfair about paying the same percentage as everyone else? Jesus taught the concept of proportional giving. |
Again, there's nothing unfair about that, and nobody insists the government force the two groups to negotiate to a deal. |
Re the rest of the article I think you are unfair about HK people queuing up for things without knowing what they are doing. |
Doesn't something seem a little unfair about that situation, then, as if his enjoyment might come at her expense? Clearly, M. |
That was inherently unfair by the Tamils. |
I think it is unfair by every definition. |
Seems cruel and unfair by today's standards. |
A daughter settles scores with a father she considers unfair by luring her sister into tragedy. |
According to him, it was very unfair by the innocent students to boycott answer script evaluation. |
Those who are criticising her are being unfair by taking her words and putting them out of context. |
Decried as unfair by veterans groups, considering the sacrifices and hardships of disabled veterans, this denial was supposed to be reversed. |
Families who earn more than $112,000 pay 70% of federal taxes, but they're condemned as greedy and unfair by people who can't be bothered with numbers. |
The complainant also said the reporting of a named official was unfair by casting him as a likely war criminal yet not specifying any law he may have broken. |
That is unfair as well as costly. |
He thought it was unfair as a question. |
If true, that's unfair as well as a waste. |
This is unfair as the fosterer had only agreed to FOSTER for an agreed period of time. |
Putting it in inverted commas is perhaps unfair as for all I know its very good science. |
This seems unfair as the parallels between the releases are stronger than the divergences. |
Comparisons with Johnson, the World Cup winner, are of course unfair as no finer player ever graced the England shirt. |
The Tamils of Sri Lanka have no such contract, fair or unfair as the contract with Shylock was, with the rest of the country. |
These were met with anger by the colonists who argued that they were unfair as the colonies had no representation in Parliament. |
Summary: This method was unfair as the selection process could pick a student's name multiple times while not picking others at all. |
Womanhood is insanely unfair at times. |
Seems unfair at the time, but there it is. |
But, pastor, he is selfish and unfair at times. |
It's very unfair at a time when we should be helping small businesses. |
It's unfair at this point to say the people involved were incompetent. |
Some of the French press even conceded that the fans had been unfair at the match. |
Looking back, though I thought it horribly unfair at the time, I agree with my mother. |
Find out and help them deal with this situation instead of focusing on what is unfair at this particular moment. |
Adding DiCroce to a group that includes Robert Babic, Brad Fochesato and Max Cameron almost seems unfair at this point. |
All the same, it would have been unfair at that moment to label former President Kuffour in any manner based on that statement. |
But I still object to this being termed either inequitable or unfair towards men. |
Things like how he learns the jury is being unfair towards Tom Robinson, and how Mrs. |
Don't get me wrong I love both Marvel and DC, I just feel as though you're being very unfair towards DC. |
The position adopted by the chairperson was clearly incorrect and, in fact, unfair towards the applicant. |
You have put me quite in good spirits; I did so dread having been unintentionally unfair towards your views. |
Taking just one sample (the wrong one) would therefore have been unfair towards Jenni and taking things out of context. |
I would feel more sympathetic for him if he had endured the trial and if that trial had been as unfair towards him as he claims it would have been. |
What I'd saying is that I have often been unfair towards Christians in the belief that they have refused to accept any LGBT person, but that's not true. |
We need to communicate that his implementation of the laws is autocratic, often unfair towards us, rash, and bitter and his behavior towards teams is arrogant. |
It is unfair with the very dedicated ones. |
This is truly unfair with child and parents. |
My father had been extremely unfair with her. |
Society is becoming increasingly unfair with people being over paid because they are members. |
It's probably a bit unfair with things like Kenny (Egan) the last time, because we're unused to it. |
Arsenal board, its unfair with the way you treat us all, just change your ways for God's sake! Up Gunners. |
And I think you, and many in the liberal community have been wholly unfair with Obama with respect to this domain. |
But here, if you are unfair with your 16 year old child, if he is feeling threatened, he will leave and go outside. |
Unfair dismissal Under the Unfair Dismissals Acts, dismissal on the grounds of age is unfair with certain exceptions. |
Tribunals are becoming unfair with newer judges and pressured targets, I see this for myself - it's not how it should be but it's inevitable you will get good and bad. |