Sentence examples for unfair category from inspiring English sources

Commenting last year on lawsuits relating to Bear Stearns, Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan's chief executive, said, "Yes, I'd put it in the unfair category".

Lambert wrote, ""Indestructible" encapsulates the kind of freedom Robyn sings about; freedom from reductionist categories, unfair expectations, and life's daily indignities".

Offers fell into one of the three fairness categories: fair, unfair, or very unfair.

"It's a little unfair to put them into the same category as Greece, Ireland and Portugal, and also Spain, to a certain extent," Mr. May said.

Blige later tweeted a link to a HitFix.com article that described how difficult it is for tunes to qualify for the Best Original Song category, calling it "ridiculous" and "unfair".

At the community level, the category "Viewed as discreditable and unfair" indicates community recognition of intimate partner violence as a human rights concern.

{FGD 2} The second category, ' Viewed as discreditable and unfair', stood out when male and female informants talked about the effects of daily and long-term IPV.

In our study, community members were unhappy with the existence of IPV as indicated by the category ' Viewed as discreditable and unfair'.

The concept of inequity incorporates a values-based decision on whether differential findings by relevant social category (e.g. gender, class, race) are unfair and unjust [ 1].

Therefore the current system is unfair and induces inefficiency among and within accreditation categories.

In this way, it could lead to differences between fair and unfair offers only if RT differed between these categories.