Sir, you've been talking nonsense and make me talk nonsense. It's hardly fair.

先生，你在胡说，也害得我胡说。这不公平。

youdao

'Sir, you've been talking nonsense to make me talk nonsense. It's hardly fair.'

先生，你在胡说，也害得我胡说。这不公平。

youdao

I believe I have, but this is hardly fair; I see what you are at. You are quizzing me and Miss Anderson.

我想我见过。不过你这样说不见得公正。我知道你的用心何在。你是在拿我和安德森小姐开玩笑。

youdao

This is, to say the least, hardly fair if Quirky goes on to capitalize on that IP in future projects.

FORBES: GE + Quirky + Inventions = A Dubious Deal

In 1948, Campanella joined Robinson on the Dodgers. (President Truman integrated the Armed Forces the same year.) It was hardly fair, to put it mildly, that so much pressure was exerted on one man.

NEWYORKER: Artful Dodgers

But, as Mr Meltzer notes, fairness often means providing present benefits using debt that must be repaid by taxpayers in the future (which is hardly fair) or through regulations and subsidies created by people in government who then go on to exploit them in private-sector jobs (which is also unfair).

ECONOMIST: For those who have lost faith