Sentence examples for unfair focus from inspiring English sources

Indeed, some community advocates fault casinos for what they describe as the unfair focus on the city's Asian communities.

The fact that The Times chooses to participate in this unfair focus is, I think, shoddy journalism.

Emotions are raw in the campaign, where Mr. McCain's top advisers have voiced frustration at what they said was an unfair focus by the news media on the rowdy crowds.

Matt Cutts, a senior software engineer for Google, responded to Privacy International in his blog, pointing out what seemed to be an unfair focus on Google.

The Media's Unfair Focus On Trans Kids Moms Is Pure Misogynyy.

Babitsky, however, said western media coverage of the conflict has been unfair, focusing on Russian aggression and ignoring the local context.

It seems a little unfair to focus immediately on what Rachida Dati is wearing.

Isn't it unfair to focus on gun deaths instead of, say, deaths by auto accident?" No, it is not unfair.

Representative Dan Lungren, Republican of California, took umbrage at the notion that it was unfair to focus solely on Muslim American extremists, citing past hearings on youth gang violence.

"I think it is unfair to focus on it in isolation rather than considering it with all the factors," Mr. Kelly said.

Q: But isn't it equally unfair to focus on the failures of suburbia - to ignore what's good about life in a subdivision?