Sentence examples for deeper injustices from inspiring English sources

The Guardian has always been unafraid to present the deeper injustices that occur globally, allowing me to see that oppression and suppression are enduring problems.

Like the rags-to-riches stories written by Horatio Alger, it's easy to dismiss Undercover Boss as a capitalist morality play that glosses over the deeper injustices that define American life.

It is our view that these cease-fires failed to last because they did not address deeper injustices.

Whatever one's position on PTSD as a qualifying injury for the Purple Heart, the debate illustrates a deeper injustice throughout the Pentagon and V.A. — the lack of parity between physical and mental injuries from military service.

Extremist perspectives win sympathy and recruits because they offer narratives that claim to identify deep injustices and enemies.

America is hungry for a compass – a framework that addresses the root causes and intersections of our country's deepest injustices.

The unions, in a joint declaration, said they wanted to show "firm opposition to austerity measures which would plunge Europe into stagnation, if not recession" creating deep "injustices".

She told the conference: "At its heart will be radical action on land reform, empowering communities, raising attainment in our schools and tackling some of the deep injustices in our society, like domestic abuse and gender inequality".

Black girls learn almost from the womb to empathize with others, even when those others have committed deep injustices toward us.

But as the decades passed, what had begun as a peasant revolt against deep injustices and acute poverty transformed into a cocaine-fueled war that also involved state-backed paramilitaries.

But while Ongwen's capture and appearance at the ICC has been widely welcomed, to many observers his history as a child soldier and the fact other commanders responsible for atrocities have escaped indictment embodies some of the deep injustices seen in Uganda's journey to overcome its war-torn past.