Sentence examples for unfair assumptions from inspiring English sources

Sadly, what is most likely to stick in peoples' minds, confirming unfair assumptions as it seems to, is that media studies is somehow less worthy.

Mr. Cohen worries, however, that the killings may feed unfair assumptions about Toulouse, a city he and many others have described as particularly tolerant and mixed.

The Romney campaign has aggressively pushed back against the analysis from the Tax Policy Center, saying it is based on unfair assumptions.

"Because Roman arouses quite a bit of interest," she offered in between bites of a cheeseburger, "the minute I start speaking about it, a lot of unfair assumptions come into play.

The driver stereotype doesn't just lead to unfair assumptions, it's also untrue.

And in his explorations of sounds and visuals, Nicolai works to break down some unfair assumptions his audience might have.

"It's not an unfair assumption that the same sort of [sports rights] strategy will be employed to drive web [subscriptions] at the publishing operation".

Such attitudes and responses from employers are too often based on the unfair assumption that mothers may be less focused and interested in their work than male workers (even those who are fathers).

In addition, there was an unfair assumption that African-American officials, such as himself, should naturally be supporting Sen. Barack Obama at the expense of independent judgment.

That's not an unfair assumption; however, another equally, if not more successful way of getting those things is to be a baller and generate 'em yourself.

Perhaps it's an unfair assumption to make in 2016, but it does seem that the average person enticed by employment in oil and gas still tends to sit somewhere between that of brawny manual laborer and high-flying alpha finance dog; the intersection of two classic macho work environments.