Sentence examples for great unfairness from inspiring English sources

Young readers will recognize some universal truths: the brattiness of young siblings, the great unfairness that birth order wreaks on the world.

The other great unfairness has to do with the preferences that elite American universities give to well-connected children, either because their parents went to the university themselves or because they have given money.

For the sake of convenience in the engineering implementation, a constant power is allocated along the time in constant power allocation (CPA) scheme while it ignores the variation of channel gain and results in the great unfairness in term of link capacity.

But he is just as ticked off by what he sees as the great unfairness to poor kids.

It is one of the great unfairnesses in life that bad people sometimes produce great art.

Because one of life's great unfairnesses is that tortillas are round and baking pans are rectangular, I like to tear one into quarters to make corners for the edge that line up with the edges.

The greater unfairness, of course, is that it should come down to this in the first place.

But polls indicate that most people believe that the greatest unfairness in the tax system is that the wealthy do not pay their fair share.

The biggest difficulty - and the greatest unfairness - hits those whose earnings only just exceed their personal allowance of tax-free income.

But the legislative proposals proffered by Mr. Kotlikoff are replete with unintended results that perpetuate even greater unfairness, and do not improve the statutory program SIPC administers.

Conservatives like to argue that the greatest unfairnesses of the tax code are that the wealthy are taxed at higher rates and that close to half of those who file income tax returns have no tax liability.