Sentence examples for a less unfair from inspiring English sources

So this weekend we salute a man who, as well as finding time to become one of our leading serious stage actors, still puts in tireless work to make the planet a less unfair place.

O.K., maybe talking about a dynasty is no less unfair to the Packers than it was to the '09 Saints or '11 Mavericks or the '08 Phillies.

Mr Woodhead argues that such a system would be less unfair than the current one, in which the rich buy their way out of the state system's failures.To be fair, and although he claims not to bear a grudge, Mr Woodhead is a bit harsh on the government which has, after all, adopted many of his earlier prescriptions.

Against this, 55percentnt of us voted for parties of the (relative) centre-left -- the same proportion who say they want a country that is less unequal and less unfair.

In giving away what their family left to them, they feel that they are, in a small way, doing their part to make society less unfair and inequitable.

That would make the system less unfair and, in the long term, a bit cheaper.The bill still must pass the Senate and Ms Rousseff's powers of persuasion may not prove sufficient.

If that is incorrect, repeating it here is no more or less unfair than the way he himself massaged the facts of his life for public consumption.

Mr. Kadi is mindful that his position is different from those serving time at Guantánamo Bay, but insists that the paradox of his legal condition is no less unfair.

(Although, to be unfair, they did intend — or, to be less unfair, they were forced to agree to mechanisms that had this effect — to make it essentially impossible for slavery to be abolished.

"On the other hand, it indicates that policies that help limiting or – ideally – reversing the long-run rise in inequality would not only make societies less unfair, but also richer".

Policies that promotes wealth equality may not only make societies less unfair, but also wealthier.