Sentence examples for unfair emphasis from inspiring English sources
Samantha Stosur says the intense glare of the spotlight she gets put under every Australian summer puts an unfair emphasis on her early season form.
The Dublin-born left-hander said some of the criticism aimed at coach Peter Moores was "unfair" and called for more emphasis to be placed on one-day cricket in England, perhaps with the introduction of limited-overs central contracts.
In a world where we, as women, are all already comparing ourselves to one another, the last thing we need is an emphasis on this unfair comparison, and that's exactly what this Bachelorette announcement did.
CTU released no evaluation model of its own, insisting only that a high emphasis on test scores is "unfair".
"I don't like to discuss these things at length because it is unfair on my mother and gives them more emphasis than they deserve".
Paul's prepared remarks, sent to reporters, showed an all-caps emphasis on one word: "They are unfair to EVERYONE".
"Providing guidance to a select few through a combination of spoken language, tone, emphasis and demeanor, is precisely the kind of unfair advantage that the S.E.C. wants to prevent," said Paul R. Berger, the associate director of enforcement at the commission.
And yet the report recommends the law be changed to "remove the emphasis on reinstatement as the primary goal of the unfair dismissal provisions".
He's using the libertarian emphasis on individual rights to appeal to African-American voters who are fed up with unfair treatment by the criminal-justice system.
It also makes some explicit references to human rights with an emphasis on gender rights in the context of sexual and reproductive health and cautions that unfair or unethical trade can deprive workers of their 'rights to security of employment and compensation' [[ 1], p.60].
Just a year ago the chaebol's emphasis on market share rather than profits was applauded as a clever strategy—so dangerous that western firms complained about unfair competition.
