Sentence examples for making unfair comparisons from inspiring English sources

If Amazon thinks they can sway public opinion of this case by dredging up old news, and making unfair comparisons of my behavior, then they should put their email communications where their mouth is, and post everything they've written to me, too – so I don't have to.

Unreal Ideal Making unfair comparisons about ourselves and other people can ruin our motivation.

Akamai sets this bar in order to avoid making unfair comparisons between countries with large disparities in population or infrastructure.

Be wary of making unfair comparisons.

The National Farmers Union Cymruu said it was "astonished" at the findings, claiming the report makes unfair comparisons.

This can cause scientists to make unfair comparisons and can have practical implications for example, regarding conservation choices.

Note that we are in some sense making an unfair comparison because the slides from the pooling technique use fecal matter from more individuals.

To make an unfair comparison, Pujols's rate was 8.9 percent.

Mr. LaVorgna said that 100 of Mr. Bloomberg's orders related to Hurricane Sandy, and that, unlike Mr. Koch and Mr. Giuliani, the Bloomberg administration had classified emergency decrees as executive orders, making comparisons unfair.

And that always makes for an unfair comparison because it is impossible to fairly compare any two people that exist in this world.

After all, politicians sometimes indulge in ridiculous and unfair comparisons to make a point.