Sentence examples for overcome unfair from inspiring English sources

It will use peer power and collective action to grow the sharing economy and overcome unfair obstacles," said Atkin.

He wasn't the kind of person to whom primetime news specials would dedicate 20 minutes and glorify with quotes from loved ones about his kind spirit or ceaseless determination to overcome an unfair affliction.

He also argues that Bodyline, which was legal at the time, was a necessary step to overcome the unfair advantage which batsmen of the time enjoyed.

The fundamental challenge for Mr. Bush is to gain the support not of liberals, but of the majority of Americans who believe that the label on the policy matters a good deal less than whether the policy overcomes an unfair burden or erases an undue pain.

No amount of education and retraining can overcome the effects of unfair trade agreements.

Both women have talent to spare, and both do their best to overcome their miscasting, but it is unfair even to ask it of them.

The investigation comes as Manning, who is a Guardian columnist, is fighting a legal battle to overcome her sentence, which she described as "unprecedented" and "grossly unfair" in an appeal filed in May.

The Defense of Marriage Act singles out same-sex couples for unfair treatment and no amount of money can overcome the fact that it flies in the face of our cherished constitutional principles".

I think it can get people through a lot more than we realize, and maybe, just maybe, help combat some of the unfair and unearned disadvantages many people have to overcome.

It would not be unfair to suggest that procrastinators have a serious new obstacle to overcome.

If you're like other pampered prima-donnas, you'll flail and complain about how unfair life is, instead of mustering the grit it often takes to overcome difficulty and accomplish hard things.