Sentence examples for this apparent double-standard from inspiring English sources

What accounts for this apparent double-standard?

This apparent double standard calls to mind Dershowitz's long-running war with the former De Paul political science professor Norman Finkelstein.

The suggestions of limitations to dress and free speech online set off a firestorm of angry responses on Twitter, and prompted many observers, including some from the Middle East, to point out Mr. Cameron's apparent double-standard for social media freedom.

Some environmentalists are distressed by the Democratic Party's apparent double-standard when it comes to Duke.

He recognizes the apparent double standard and brings to derivatives much of the common sense he applies to other investments.

The Barker story soon went away, notwithstanding the apparent double standards revealed in its subject's voting history.

A trip to Daunt's, the venerable bookshop in London's Marylebone, offers a good example of the apparent double standard afforded to literature.

I've written before about an apparent double standard for economic policy in the third world, but this is truly bizarre.

The apparent double standard won't be lost on him either.

My issue has to do with an apparent double standard that has focused, thus far, on black athletes.

The apparent double standard is always resolved by Japanese officials with an assertion that agriculture is different.