Sentence examples for unfair standards from inspiring English sources

Are pro athletes held to unfair standards?

Students who flunked out of the school complained that she set unfair standards.

Schumer's Comedy Central show has received wide acclaim this year for skewering the media's unfair standards for women.

In the first presidential debate there were two clearly different and unfair standards for success ("Bush and Gore Stake Out Differences in First Debate," front page, Oct. 4).

About 150 protesters -- some carrying "Sore-Loserman" signs that resembled the Gore-Lieberman presidential campaign posters -- gathered outside the courthouse to protest what they called unfair standards.

Justice Carruthers accepted the jury's deadlock on the rape counts a day after one juror reported suspicions to him that another juror, Lloyd E. Constantine, a lawyer with professional and social ties to both Mr. Vance and his opponent in the last election, might have been holding the prosecution to unfair standards.

Then again, he suggested, perhaps he was being held to an unfair standard.

Q. Do you think pro athletes are held to an unfair standard?

Yet to criticize the genre because not all the wines measure up holds them to an unfair standard.

It's a ridiculously unfair standard to hold: it would mean 28 NBA teams fail every year.

They have also maintained that California is being held to an unfair standard on overcrowding because many prisons around the country double-bunk inmates.