uneven playing field

We are in danger, I believe, of creating a very uneven playing field.

These developments have created an uneven playing field for investors.

"Such training is only open to those willing to pay, and this creates an uneven playing field for schools."

Theory: Sometimes the subject matter of the affirmative's case will create an uneven playing field from the beginning.

It creates an uneven playing field between big and small firms.

The law creates, for starters, an uneven playing field.

This creates an uneven playing field between the parties at European level, and I cannot vote for that.

"It preserves privilege for some people, maintains an uneven playing field and limits who has access to the job market."

Onto this uneven playing field charged Evelyn Wood back in the late 1950's.

Economists believe that an uneven playing field in trade between the world's two largest economies is slowing America's recovery from recession.

We're currently on an uneven playing field.

So this would result in creating an uneven playing field in our sector, favouring the richest countries.

As Commissioner Bolkestein has said, the current situation has led to an uneven playing field.

This uneven playing field "can undermine the election process" and has made for "a muffled, unsatisfactory race," the editorial says.

I am extremely concerned that the second pillar will create an even more uneven playing field within the European Union than presently exists.

Mr. Woodford called such a prohibition "overkill," saying it would create "an uneven playing field for corporations."

"It was an uneven playing field," Mr. Balian said.

This created an uneven playing field for UHF license owners, and they foundered.

An uneven playing field?

"It's a completely uneven playing field," said Laureano Marquez, a prominent opposition commentator.

Business leaders know that would distort the economy, creating an uneven playing field that would benefit some companies while damaging their competitors.

And this is why I believe British troops are now forced to operate on what I call "an uneven playing field of scrutiny".

But the U.A.W. has failed to organize workers at foreign-owned plants, and the discrepancy creates an uneven playing field.

The N.B.A. mirrors the life that most of us contend with - uneven playing fields, double standards and favoritism.

Many opposition candidates were unable to register themselves, thus creating an "uneven playing field", according to the OSCE.