Sentence examples for level of injustice from inspiring English sources

"Boko Haram is fighting the government because of the level of injustice," said Dan Lami Aminu, a mechanic.

"There are people in this movement who are angry, and have a right to be, because the level of injustice in this world is so great".

He described the Holocaust as "so massive and egregious that there are few if any other situations that rise to the same level of injustice".

The struggle for equality — beginning with freedom from human bondage (see: references to the book of Exodus at the Gospel Brunch) — has been so central to African-American identity that many blacks find homosexual claims of a commensurate level of injustice frivolous, and even offensive.

When you love football, you just want to reduce the level of injustice".

Why do you do this work?Personally, I think it is the only response to the level of injustice that any normal human being should have.

Many have noted that as powerful a reference point as The Handmaid's Tale might be, the U.S. is far from descending into Gilead-levels of injustice.

That is, relevant institutions are both failing to take steps to redress prior group-based injustices at the individual level and further exacerbating those injustices by adding another layer of injustice at the institutional level.

But "for me it doesn't rise to a level of moral injustice that justifies breaking the law," Dr. McGill said.

Twelve items, which reflect the frequency of thoughts, beliefs, and emotions associated with injury, were rated on an ordinal scale ranging from 0 to 4. The maximum score is 48, with a cut off score of 30 representing a clinically relevant level of perceived injustice [30].

Trost et al 9 studied 155 trauma survivors managed at a level 1 trauma centre and found that higher levels of perceived injustice were associated with poorer physical and psychological outcomes 12 months following injury.