Sentence examples for unfair snapshot from inspiring English sources
"Abuse Growing in Loan Option for the Elderly" (front page, Oct. 15), about reverse mortgages, is an unfair snapshot of a financial product that has afforded a better life to more than 700,000 American senior citizens.
"What we were constantly told by people that we talked to was, while accountability was desirable, the way it currently operated in some ways provided an unfair snapshot of a school's performance," he said.
The Walton Centre said it had a very high staff to patient ratio and a negative rating based on a snapshot observation was "incorrect and unfair".
Did a journalistic device — what Kilgannon's editor called a "snapshot" of one famous life — turn out to be misleading and unfair?
A snapshot of unrest in Pakistan offers a framework for outsiders to understand why it is unfair to insist that Pakistan "do more" to fulfill the United States' vision for fighting extremism.
"Somebody took a snapshot of one moment in his body of work and flashed it over and over, and I do feel that's unfair.
