Sentence examples for unfair tradition from inspiring English sources

Our credible and merit-based challenge to a long-standing and unfair tradition will ensure the process of choosing a World Bank president will never be the same again.

Often, evolutionary psychology is framed as an overly deterministic perspective on human behavior that is painted as justifying socially unfair traditions such as sexism (Geher and Gambacorta 2010).

It may be unfair, but there is a tradition that regulators earn less than the regulated.

If only reviews of clinical trials are chosen for comparison, reviews of animal studies would have an unfair disadvantage mainly because the tradition of reviewing research based on randomised trials is firmly established.

Just like every other religion, the extremists make up a small minority of the Muslim population; it's not just unfair to take them as representatives of the Islamic tradition – it's downright inaccurate.

Also, given that most mindfulness traditions come from ancient sources, it's unfair to expect a two-year old practice to have all the kinks worked out.

Being conservative should not mean you encourage wrong ideas and unfair policies just because it has been that way in tradition, for instance, forcing females to be against abortion.

"It's unfair to call Yulin people brutal only because we have this tradition to eat dog meat.

We all have our own holiday traditions, so some of those assumptions are undoubtedly unfair.

When we received the heartbreaking news of the boys' bodies being found and identified yesterday, I was in the midst of teaching 14-year-olds about Jewish tradition's many responses to the human experience of an unfair world.

In Germany, the tradition has been neglected by critics and commentators because of an unfair association with the Nazi heimet (home) literature.