Sentence examples for own unfairness from inspiring English sources

There's not much romance to be found in a tournament hamstrung by its own unfairness.

Errors can happen by accident rather than misplay, and the comment on the rule makes its own unfairness explicit: "The official scorer shall apply this rule even when it appears to be an injustice to a fielder whose throw was accurate".

The twentieth-century corrective brought its own unfairnesses.

The twentieth-century corrective a corporate workplace of rules, hierarchies, collective bargaining, triplicate forms brought its own unfairnesses.

The British athletes' selective outrage over Semenya's victory ignores the unfairness of their own situation.

At the moment we seem to have built in an unfairness of our own making".

Cunningham insisted to the newspaper that his opposition to interracial, same-sex marriages for his own children "never translated to unfairness on the bench or discrimination in any way".

As they were confronted with the reality of getting the protocols and parts to work in their local context, they bemoaned their experience by reference to other large, well-funded, well-trained and closely advised teams, especially those in the United Kingdom and Europe, which served to sensitise our team to their own conditions and to the unfairness of the Competition.

It's both sobering in its thoughtful investigations of the United States government's unfairness to many of its own citizens and quietly optimistic in its desire to make us understand.

In recent decades, the greater part of the increase in inequality occurred during Margaret Thatcher's premiership, but Tony Blair added a little extra dollop of unfairness on top and Gordon Brown his own sliver.

Many mainstream NGOs, who seek reform rather than revolution, are furious that the extremists' antics overshadowed their own efforts to raise public awareness of perceived unfairness in the world trading system.Moreover, the Clinton administration's trade policy is already quite close to that of the more moderate protesters.