Sentence examples for obvious unfairness from inspiring English sources

Beyond its obvious unfairness, the act's affront to equal protection harms national security interests.

Whereas, with obvious unfairness, Hollywood collections are judged in their entirety, as if they were the cream of the Hollywood crop.

As well as the obvious unfairness of a losing defendant having to pay costs in excess of those actually incurred on the case, the system has perverse effects.

All that the Kerry people were proposing to do, really, was to use one arbitrary technicality to correct another arbitrary technicality — a technicality that, uncorrected, creates a gross and obvious unfairness.

"The obvious unfairness of such a system is bound to have [a] chilling effect on a newspaper exercising its right to freedom of expression...and to lead to the danger of self-imposed restraints on publication," Lord Justice Brooke said in a Court of Appeal libel case last year against the Telegraph Group.

"I was so frustrated by how excruciatingly obvious the unfairness was".

It is obvious that severe unfairness occurs especially with low number of channels and gateways.

"There is an obvious risk at present of unfairness to the smaller party, especially when most departments are headed by secretaries of state of the larger party.

The stark unfairness here should be obvious.

The unfairness of their poverty is that much more obvious and inspires us to respond.

We could have acted from a sense of justice, since global warming's inherent unfairness – that those who contributed the least suffer the most – has been obvious from the start.