Sentence examples for unfair analysis from inspiring English sources

That is an unfair analysis, according to Ms. Becker.

They differentiate themselves by their distinctive cultures and by the personalities and lineages of their leaders.The Democratic Party, for example, in Mr Zulkieflimansyah's scathing but not wholly unfair analysis, is simply "an SBY fan-club".

So by isolating members of a community (who were rightfully so angry) and dismissing 400 years of horrible treatment of one specific community.... that alone is an unfair analysis of the situation, period.

But it gets worse: Unfair comment: The analysis of what someone has said is clearly bent by the reporters themselves along ideological lines.

His accounts of opponents are often unfair, and his analysis of events in which he participated diverges from the judgments guiding him at the time.

A Conservative minister has accused the Treasury of publishing a deeply "unfair and biased" analysis of the impact of Britain leaving the EU, arguing that the government ought to provide both sides of the story if it wants British voters to have a truly free vote.

Tory MPs less burdened by personal loyalty called Osborne's analysis "absurd", "unfair", "dodgy", "unpatriotic", "crap".

A Conservative minister said the analysis was unfair and biased, and argued that the government ought to provide both sides of the story if it wanted Britons to have a truly free vote.

But that looks like a defensive strategy, and meanwhile no other young leaders can rise.Sachin Pilot, a junior minister and loyal friend of the Gandhis, says that analysis is unfair.

Asked by Newsnight presenter Emily Maitlis if it was unfair to equate an analysis of someone's politics with their view of the country, particularly as Miliband had served the country Steafel said: "We didn't say he was evil … what we have done is examine his views".

The analysis may be unfair.