Sentence examples for deep unfairness from inspiring English sources
They spoke about the deep unfairness of the Syrian system and how Alawites were getting an unfair share of the pie.
"The deep unfairness of the Bush economy is real to Americans".
Iain Duncan Smith has done more than anyone in parliament to expose the "deep unfairness" of the benefits system, he says.
In it, she should criticize the policies of financial deregulation that took off during her husband's Presidency, acknowledging that that is their provenance and connecting them to the deep unfairness of our economy.
This week's discomforting milestone, as calculated by the Death Penalty Information Center, is further evidence of deep unfairness in the death penalty system and of the urgent need for a law reducing its inequities.
In brief remarks on Thursday, Obama said he had spoken with De Blasio about the Garner case and added: "Too many Americans feel a deep unfairness when it comes to the gap between our professed ideals and how laws are applied on a day-to-day basis".
It channels anger at corporations' failure into an exposition of the deeper unfairness of the system itself.
The speech endeavoured to pre-empt that development by arguing that, even if people do feel somewhat better off, the "deeper" structural unfairnesses of the economy mean that prosperity will not be as great as it could be and nor will its fruits be fairly shared.
By contrast, the unbridled use of stops leaves a deep bruise of unfairness, particularly around the issue of race.
If the biggest companies and property owners in this country pay tax elsewhere (and the criminals don't pay at all) then we are left with a black hole in our national finances – and a deep sense of unfairness.
