Sentence examples for fairness hard from inspiring English sources

From an ethos of fairness, hard work and sacrifice, to a belief (at least in classical American mythology) that any kid can grow up to be president, the success of every American is tied to, as the U.S. Constitution states in its preamble "the general Welfare".

And so I began to wonder: Are we feeding our children a bunch of dangerous illusions about fairness and hard work and level playing fields?

The prospect of the Tories interpreting their double-digit poll leads as licence to move rightward longed-for by many activists—seems faint.Indeed Mrightward longed-foro the shadow chancellor's first two definitions of fairness: that hard work and talent should by rewarded; and there should be equality of opportunity.

Daniel Radcliffe, right, the "Harry Potter" star — who, in fairness, works hard in all his endeavors, we're sure — will play the ambitious window washer J. Pierrepont Finch in a revival of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" that is planned for Broadway in the spring of 2011, its producers announced on Thursday.

The focus by academic scientists on fairness is hard to understand.

However, proportional fairness is hard to achieve by solving optimization function because of non-linearity and non-concave property of the objective function.

It pre-dates the United Nations, Nato and the USA and is underpinned by common values of tolerance, a sense of fairness, a hard work ethic and freedom of speech and religion.

Although in fairness, it's hard to say exactly what the filmmaker's aspirations were.

We also must pull from our highest ideals of justice and fairness!" Sounds like hard work.

I MEANT YES!!!'" In fairness, it's hard to believe David is intimately acquainted with the word "no".

In fairness, it is hard to imagine many Americans spending Honda Fit money for a car this compact and lightly powered.