Sentence examples for general unfairness from inspiring English sources

The reliance of developed economies on asset price increases attests not just to their fragility but also to unequal income distribution and general unfairness.

What makes the film compelling is that the camera unflinchingly records the personal stories of some of the parents: an affair; a divorce; a bout with depression; assorted cries of frustration at the educational system, the social ostracizing, the general unfairness of it all.

The general unfairness of forced arbitration is likely why the Chamber's own corporate members "seldom impose such agreements upon themselves".

"There is a general feeling of unfairness," the French newspaper Le Monde said in an editorial.

A scary word, yet an essentially vague abstraction that speaks to more general worries about unfairness, impunity, abuse of power and waste of scarce public funds.

"Our parents' generation accepted unfairness".

Besides this unfairness, a general student loan repayment amnesty would have a couple of other hazards.

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".

Both partners can share in blaming unnecessary obstacles, and the unfairness of society in general.

Speaking before the American Bar Association last summer, Attorney General Eric Holder spoke out against the unfairness and undue harshness of federal drug laws.

Roland et al 14 found little evidence that low response rates and non-response bias in health surveys led to unfairness in payments for performance in general practices.