Sentence examples for read unfair from inspiring English sources

However, others say that the benefits of fashion week have been romanticized, much like the industry itself, known for a seedy underbelly (read: unfair labor practices) under mountains of glamour.

About two dozen workers stood outside a waste management facility on the corner of Laramie Avenue and 39th Street on Thursday afternoon, some holding signs reading unfair labor practices.

On April 28, Teamsters nationwide wore stickers reading "Unfair Production Standards," a play on the name U.P.S. Employees said they were pressured to increase productivity while at the same time they were pushed to reduce injuries, a combination that workers claim leads many of them to avoid reporting injuries.

I've flown into many a cyber-rage over upon reading unfair (and largely insignificant) criticisms of Bernie Sanders and his supporters, written multi-part tweet threads about the irredeemably problematic nature of some thoughtless thing an old acquaintance said to me when we ran into each other on the street, and delighted in mocking media personalities for their dumb tweets from 2013.

"The philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways," reads the unfair stricture from Marx on his tomb.

388 quid to re-book seems unfair," read one.

And no, I'm not being unfair — read Roubini's piece.

When the employees of the Louis XIV Restaurant went on strike, the pickets' signs read: "Louis XIV Unfair To Organized Labor".

The photo credits, a clump of small type at the back of the book, are hard to read, which seems unfair to the creators of such striking images.

The New Yorker, November 20 , 1954P. 36 When the employees of the Louis XIV Restaurant went on strike, the pickets' signs read: "Louis XIV Unfair To Organized Labor".

By Elihu Winer and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, November 20 , 1954P. 36 When the employees of the Louis XIV Restaurant went on strike, the pickets' signs read: "Louis XIV Unfair To Organized Labor".