Sentence examples for unfairly disadvantaging from inspiring English sources

But in turning this off by default, Microsoft is unfairly disadvantaging the competition.

Those groups argue that even if affirmative action was at one time legitimate and necessary – and not all accept that – the need for racial preferences is past and they are now unfairly disadvantaging white people.

My view is that bundling is a valuable practice that benefits users, and my criticism is limited to Microsoft structuring its operating system to advantage its own store while unfairly disadvantaging competing app stores, as well as developers and publishers who distribute games directly to their customers.

Unfairly disadvantaging such practices in performance measurement could have negative implications for retention and recruitment of healthcare staff working in them, and for attracting and retaining patients.

Calling same-sex unions "domestic partnerships" unfairly disadvantages the couples.

Alzheimer's Society is urging government to end the artificial divide between health and social care which unfairly disadvantages people with dementia".

Pogge sees in this Article a plausible norm, namely that both countries and individuals have negative duties not to be complicit in an international order that unfairly disadvantages poor countries and the people in them.

Thus, an employer might use hiring criteria that unfairly disadvantages women, not because the employer intends to disadvantage women, but because the criteria are easy to use and he simply does not care that women are unfairly disadvantaged as a result.

Also consequential in the development of feminist philosophical treatments of disability has been the high frequency of assignment of women (rather than men) to the caretaking of individuals with disabilities, a social arrangement that usually burdens and frequently fails to recognize or materially reward those who must occupy this role and therefore one that unfairly disadvantages women.

Maintaining its currency at a devalued exchange rate provides a subsidy to Chinese companies and unfairly disadvantages foreign competitors.

The European Union's top antitrust regulator this week also slapped a record fine on Google, claiming that the search engine algorithm for its shopping service unfairly disadvantages competitors.