Sentence examples for more unjust from inspiring English sources

Reciprocation is just, and he who starts is more unjust.

The sexist, moral probity expected of NFL cheerleaders is even more unjust.

Box scores focus on errors, one of the game's more unjust statistics.

And how that makes the UK both more unjust and economically weaker.

More painful and more unjust measures are now set to follow along the same, hopeless course".

Except in Spain, nowhere is the subsidy system more unjust than in the UK.

That denial of fair representation is more grotesquely unjust than most other excrescences and weirdnesses of our constitution.

This target is so stupidly implausible that it will force any future government led by Cameron into ever more manifestly unjust benefit cuts.

If the land owned by every corporation were held to this liability, while the land of individuals were exempt, the discrimination would be more conspicuously unjust in its appearance, but scarcely more so in its reality.

The organisers carefully steered clear of politics, focusing on house and food prices, the cost of education and corruption in the economy.But to many Israelis no phenomenon seems more socially unjust, in a country faced by frequent war and constant low-grade conflict, than a sector of society dodging the draft while the state looks on indifferently.

Unfortunately, the inquest had very little power other than the power to make today's decision seem even more staggeringly unjust.