Sentence examples for fairness difficult from inspiring English sources

I don't find fairness difficult at all.

Since non-market activity does not have a clear criterion to distinguish work from non-work, nor necessary from non-necessary social labor, an arbitrary element seems to creep in that makes standards of fairness difficult to apply to gendered household bargains between men and women dividing up waged and non-waged work.

As Mr Howard has discovered, despite the superficial attractiveness of vouchers, designing an affordable and simple scheme which doesn't offend British notions of fairness is difficult.

But ensuring fairness can be difficult.

We thank Judge Burrell for his patience, wisdom and fairness in navigating difficult legal waters.

He was very, very tough - but not dirty in fairness, just very difficult to play against.

In four years of searching records, the tribunal chairman, Prof. H. M. Riemer, said that it had "struggled for truth and fairness in many difficult and sometimes tragic cases".

The anti-evolutionists are pretty careful about not bringing religion into their arguments, which makes defending against their "fairness" ploy very difficult at times.

Fairness is obviously difficult to define - particularly on a continuum from grossly unfair to really fair - but surely what is far from fair is that the bankers who were mainly responsible for getting us into this mess are about to pay themselves 7bn -- enough to pay for 3 aircraft carriers or wipe out the 7bn additional welfare cuts... and they do this every year?

The actresses too, if nothing else, should be applauded for their courage in embodying low self-esteem and portraying a variety of ugly sexual positions.The show has been dubbed Nepotism because the stars have famous parents, but in fairness, it is difficult to tell if there is talent or charisma behind the humiliation.

In fairness, those rules are difficult to apply on a large scale.