Sentence examples for apparent unfairness from inspiring English sources

To me, reincarnation is the only thing that makes sense of the apparent unfairness of birth.

Similarly, there was widespread sympathy about the apparent unfairness of the patent litigation system.

She questions the apparent unfairness of certain policies that discourage women from marrying non-Saudis.

Even leaving aside the apparent unfairness of these numbers, the proposal will run into trouble in Washington.

Justice Scalia said the treatment Mr. Edwards received in being denied to present the defense of his choice "seems to me the epitome of both actual and apparent unfairness".

At the root of this apparent unfairness is a crucial and often irreconcilable difference between the tax and benefits systems.

The measures, which were announced by George Osborne last year because of the apparent "basic unfairness in asking taxpayers to fund grants for people who are likely to earn a lot more than them", ironically coincide with the announcement of a report that concluded that the overwhelming majority of graduates will not earn enough of a premium to make up the cost of their degrees.

Short-term unfairness becomes more apparent as throughputs increase and, as a result, variation in the channel access delay of transmitters increases.

By looking at Figure 4, the unfairness problem is apparent and it shows that each wireless node that has more flows, either uplink or downlink, will use more channel capacity.

That unfairness becomes even more apparent when you realise that the vast majority of penetration tests succeed.

The unfairness was evident only in retrospect.