Sentence examples for massive injustice from inspiring English sources

On 18 June 1984 a massive injustice was perpetrated on a field beside the Orgreave coking plant near Sheffield.

Fans, meanwhile, are likely to be satisfied as well: Americans, tolerant of massive injustice everywhere else in society, cannot stomach a moment of unfairness on their sporting fields.

Caroline Lucas, Green MP for Brighton Pavilion, described Aamer's continuing presence in Guantánamo as a "massive injustice", that was "morally wrong".

To say that the Cambridge force had egg on its face today does a massive injustice to the scale of its embarrassment.

"In the United States of America today, there is massive injustice in terms of income and wealth inequality," Sanders told a crowd last week at the conservative Liberty University.

But it is absurd to identify the world with those zones in the well-off countries where people have the dubious privilege of being spectators, or of declining to be spectators, of other people's pain... consumers of news, who know nothing at first hand about war and massive injustice and terror.

Granville Williams, editor of the book Shafted: The Media, the Miners' Strike and the Aftermath, said: "It's enormously important to revisit what happened during the strike and uncover some of the massive injustices that affected law-abiding people".

Ethical Oil is already infamous for running attack ads against liberal foes such as the NDP, and for "rebranding" the oil sands on Oprah's TV network, with a campaign that points out the massive injustices as Saudi Arabia as if to say, "at least we're not murdering bloggers in the street, so buy our oil".

Ethical Oil is already infamous for running attack ads against liberal foes such as the NDP, and for "rebranding" the oil sands on Oprah's TV network with a campaign that points out the massive injustices in Saudi Arabia, as if to say, "At least we're not murdering bloggers in the street, so buy our oil".

Since 20 February, there have been three nationwide mass demonstrations for democracy and equality in Morocco, which is plagued by massive social injustice and a growing gap between the rich and the very poor.

However, it is the Clinton administration's Violent Crime and Law Enforcement Act that set the stage for the massive racial injustice we struggle with in law enforcement today..