Sentence examples for unfair attitudes from inspiring English sources

They cite what they deem unfair attitudes over such issues as the Turkish flotilla Israel stopped from sailing to Gaza, killing nine Turks in so doing, and the UN's Goldstone report critical of Israel's war in Gaza in 2009.

"It is expected to reverse the unfair attitude of the past 60 years to restore the rights of people in Palestine, Iraq and Afghanistan".

It does, however, highlight one of the book's minor flaws: an over-anxious cramming in of too many obscure statistics and calculations that should have been relegated to footnotes or an annex.Another is the author's slightly unfair attitude towards government.

"We must value older people more, and tackle discrimination on the grounds of age by challenging unfair and outdated stereotypes, attitudes and practices that adversely affect older people".

Even so, Zermelo's attitude is unfair.

Such an attitude is unfair above all to the victims.

A 65-year-old retiree, who said the players should strike, thought the Attitude Survey was unfair.

To assemble such success, he changed his attitude about how unfair the surface was when he began working with Tim Gullikson in 1992.

Staff have poor attitude due to unfair reward system [ 16].

In the recession, attitudes hardened over perceived unfair competition for public services and jobs, and fears of Britain being "swamped" by foreigners.

It's unfair!" The eschatological upsetting of such attitudes (the last will be first and first last) is a constant in the teaching of Jesus.