Sentence examples for losing fairness from inspiring English sources

But there is also the danger of losing fairness and balance and leaving good people doing difficult jobs bruised and battered and feeling let down by a trusted colleague.

Why on the issue of care for older people are we in danger of losing reason, fairness and perspective?

But all is not lost for fairness norms.

More specifically, August 1987 is when American broadcasting lost The Fairness Doctrine, an FCC regulation that required owners of broadcast licenses to present both sides of controversial issues considered to be in the public interest.

In fairness, losing to Costa Rica is not as embarrassing as we first thought considering their subsequent results, but that 3-1 defeat was probably the worst performance so far from any of the 16 sides remaining.

She has composed her investigation as a haunting narrative, but without losing sight of reportorial fairness.

As we sweep ever more people into the criminal justice system, we should ask ourselves if we are losing that ideal of fairness.

Carlos Nunez, an attorney at WNF Law, P.L. representing Wreal, tells TechCrunch this lawsuit is about fairness and avoiding losing the value of Wreal's federally-registered trademarks.

Expecting the wealthy to help us secure basic fairness is a losing proposition.

International observers have said many isolated abuses did not sabotage the overall fairness of the vote, and the three losing candidates did not present new evidence.

But judges have been losing ground on pay for so many years that, in fairness, the large increase is more a salary restoration than a raise.