Sentence examples for innate unfairness from inspiring English sources

The problem begins with its innate unfairness, which can't be separated from a tax code that is so complex and illogical that it's routine to hire professionals simply to interpret and fill out basic forms.

Yet in a recent article entitled The Unbearable Whiteness of Late Night, Bell got at the heart of the unfairness – and innate conservatism – that's long driven traditional late-night hiring practices: "[E]ven if Corden isn't great right away – and this is what usually separates white guys from the rest of us – he'll get a chance to work out the kinks and get it right".

But do animals also sense unfairness in more natural settings?

The unfairness.

You hate unfairness.

"Unfairness bothers children greatly".

I cannot stand unfairness".

His were riddled with unfairness.

The unfairness of Ofsted.

Was it innate?

But, mainly, I felt the unfairness of it — the unfairness of the couple's expectation, unfulfilled.