Sentence examples for unfairly sized from inspiring English sources

Since 2012, they've "occupied" men's public toilets to protest unfairly sized female restrooms; donned faux blood-spattered wedding dresses to protest domestic violence; and shaved their heads to protest education inequality. .

We stop comparing ourselves unfairly or sizing up the competition.

The March 14 editorial "Help for Student Borrowers" unfairly uses a one-size-fits-all approach in characterizing the private student lending industry.

And because justice is a primary goal of the legal system, it would seem unwise to construct an unfairly high and one-size-fits-all evidentiary hurdle for science involving conflicts of interest (Jasanoff 2005).

For years, the rules about family size were enforced unevenly and unfairly, with many variations from province to province.

A centralized system could also prompt the city to apply the same kind of data-driven grading system to nonprofit groups that it does to schools, some watchdogs said, resorting to a one-size-fits-all approach that could unfairly penalize some groups.

After Boeing protested the result, the Government Accountability Office concluded that the Pentagon unfairly favored Northrop, notably by awarding it points for size even though the specifications didn't call for a big jet.

concluded that the Air Force unfairly gave Northrop additional credit for that even though there were no size requirements.

'He's just like Owen, but a different size' Jamie Carragher, Crouch's former Liverpool team-mate, believes that he is unfairly judged as a targetman rather than a goalscorer because of his height.

They'll claim they've been unfairly removed from the proxy for public discourse that exists because of the size of Facebook's private platform.

"Put it this way," says Smith. "If you've got a tiny horseshoe the size of a 50p piece on your ankle, then people may label you, unfairly, as cheap.