Sentence examples for extremely unjust from inspiring English sources
In 1993, Corbyn described the E.U. as part of "what I believe is an extremely unjust world economic order".
They also have a left-sided midfielder who might think it extremely unjust if his 19-month exile from the England team is not ended when Roy Hodgson announces his squad on Thursday for next month's games against the Republic of Ireland and Slovenia.
(Note, however, that Pascal leaves open in the Wager whether the payoff for non-believers is just; indeed, as far as his argument goes, it may be extremely unjust).
Part of why I'm so dismayed with the result of the election is that I think that not only is Proposition 66 extremely unjust and inhumane but it's also unworkable.
Stepping outside our little world might mean we would have to accept that we live in an extremely unjust world, but refusing to look is just another way of pretending injustice doesn't exist.
Brazilian society, like many others that are extremely unequal and unjust, fuels the hope of living with dignity.
"If the government wants to prove it's serious about justice and protecting vulnerable people, ministers must urgently acknowledge that Britain's policy of arbitrarily placing people behind bars because it's politically expedient is wholly unjust, extremely expensive and utterly unsustainable.
However, the Brown case shows how the imposition of even a "merely" relative disadvantage can have extremely bad and unjust consequences for persons, especially when the relevant comparison class consists of one's fellow citizens.
Although the health of the world's most desperately poor can in many cases be improved by extremely cost-efficient interventions like basic childhood immunizations and vitamin supplementation, reducing other unjust inequalities in health can consume significant resources.
