Sentence examples for is no fairness from inspiring English sources

But there is no fairness being applied when it comes to taxation for islanders, she says.

Our results show that there is no fairness between peers and that is an important issue for the scalability of P2P-TV systems.

In 1999, Yang Xiaokai, a prominent liberal economist, gave a lecture arguing that to declare China's boom a success prematurely was "very dangerous," because "without political reform there is no fairness, which leads to public dissatisfaction".

There simply is no fairness in presenting both sides of a story when one side is consistently rubbish, to put it kindly, or a dumpster fire, in this cycle's parlance.

"What a statement it would have been for this church at the top of Wall Street to give refuge and succor to this passionate group of people who have put their finger on the fact that there is no fairness in contemporary life," Mr. Packard said.

"It absolutely must be taken on board by the government that if the British people sense there is no fairness, that this is being rigged against them, that a deluge of local government, of national government, and above all European government money and propaganda can be dropped on them... that will be unacceptable.

When this deadline is expected to be violated, fairness is no longer maintained and packets with lower priorities are delayed in a first time and later dropped if necessary.

It just goes to show in my opinion there's no fairness within the council".

There was no fairness here – suddenly you're 13 and you're down with the 12-year-olds... so that's when it started to ferment".

In my opinion, this outcome was pre-determined; there was no fairness in the Wells investigation whatsoever," said Yee. "There is no evidence that Tom directed footballs be set at pressures below the allowable limit.

There's no fairness in it," he said.