Sentence examples for big unfairness from inspiring English sources

And there's another big unfairness inherent in AV – that candidates who no one really wanted can end up winning.

When I walked into work on Wednesday, the big unfairness issue people were talking about was not Countrywide, or Illinois pols, but the finale of "The Bachelor," when the guy who had just picked his lifetime love on national television returned to the airwaves to dump her for the woman who came in second.

It is, as Burnham said, the biggest unfairness of modern times that some people have access to good care and others to indifferent care or no care at all, depending on where they live or how clever they are at navigating the system.

Yet his injury reminded people of the unfairness of big-time college sports and the fragility of its players.

The biggest difficulty - and the greatest unfairness - hits those whose earnings only just exceed their personal allowance of tax-free income.

We are winning long fought wars against bias, racism, bigotry, and unfairness, but the story is bigger than the things that are blatantly wrong.

Unfairness is probably on of the biggest frustration factor for employees.

After telling the Indianapolis Star that throwing taxpayer money at the Big Three won't work, Daniels underlined the central unfairness of bailouts: "I didn't notice anyone throwing money at the RV industry, and that cost Indiana a lot of jobs".

But the biggest weakness of private industry is not inefficiency but unfairness.

He's consistently outraged at instances of perceived unfairness, but is blinkered as to the bigger picture.

I was very concerned in [Gove's] interview that he avoided what has been the big issue of the last two weeks, which is the unfairness for students who sat the GCSE English this summer..