Sentence examples for more unjust consequences from inspiring English sources

There can be no more unjust consequences to discrimination than blood being actively denied.

A Tory government making our country more unjust; a harsh chaotic Brexit that threatens devastating consequences for jobs, living standards and the economy; a resurgent populist right, headed by president-elect Donald Trump, sweeping the western world.

"Even the state recognizes that what the law allows it to do may result in extreme and unjust consequences," the lawyer, Jason Studinski, said.

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

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.

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

Would the new technologies make the world a better place or more unjust?

Although this new set of neoliberal urban politics has been promoted, sustained and reported as fruitful and irresistible (Brenner and Schmid 2015), all over the world heterogeneous groups of citizens have mobilised to counter its unjust consequences.

Ed Miliband said Nigel Farage's vision of a "return to a more unequal, more unjust past" was not what the people of the UK wanted.