Sentence examples for extreme unfairness from inspiring English sources
"This is a case of extreme unfairness under the law," said Mr. Teng, noting that a conviction of intentional homicide requires proof that the crime was premeditated.
These networks exhibit extreme unfairness with backlogged traffic sources.
On the contrary, we show that these interactions can lead to extreme unfairness with temporary flow starvation, as well as to large rate oscillations.
In September 1776 he went to London for eight months, finding the city rude, deceitful and cruel, and much disliking the unfairness of extreme wealth and poverty side by side.
Specifically, in Latin America over the course of the Twentieth Century, the visible signs of extreme social and political authoritarianism and inequity, as well as the growing unfairness of the world economy, inspired a culture of social critique - and a corresponding academic reform movement related to health research began to be entrenched in major public universities in Latin America.
We have levels of unfairness in our system that are pretty extreme in some ways, such as the difference in what international students pay compared with EU students.
In an era of extreme economic inequality (which is another way of saying economic unfairness), Wall Street can be on a roll and corporate profits can streak toward the moon at the same time that ordinary American families are stuck in depressionlike conditions with precious little hope of relief.
A reason all of this is so important - beyond the screaming unfairness and the irresponsible behaviors it induces - is that extreme income inequality is also very bad economics.
He told Mr. Koch that a boycott "in certain extreme cases" could be "a justified tactic," adding, "My response was perhaps too general and based on its clear unfairness to the French".
