0 not treating people in an equal way, or not morally right -- 不公平的，不公正的；不正當的
[ + to infinitive ] It's unfair to blame Robert. 責備羅伯特是不公平的。
an unfair system 不公平的制度
This emphasis on unfair trade practices suspended national planning and revitalized the market by discouraging cutthroat competition.
None of this proves it to be somehow unfair if nobody rules at all or if social order is maintained without resorting to governance.
There were many stories of exploitation, mismanagement and unfair treatment.
As ever yone knows, there are often distinctly unfair balances of power within a population, including the power to set categories.
But how unfair it would be to reduce computer science to these archaic mistakes.
Thus, increasingly, economic integration and environmental harmonization are viewed as necessary complements, especially to stop the threat of plant relocation or unfair foreign competition.
Firstly, this variability gives some compilers an advantage (but not an unfair advantage).
Yet might these criticisms of the ageing standards that continue to inform our understanding of popular politics during the goldrushes be a little unfair ?
