Sentence examples for perceived unfair from inspiring English sources
But the government did not address the fundamental grievances — a perceived unfair allocation of oil revenue to the Delta region — that fueled the uprising.
In the recession, attitudes hardened over perceived unfair competition for public services and jobs, and fears of Britain being "swamped" by foreigners.
Licensed taxi drivers took to the streets at the city's airport on Tuesday to raise awareness of the perceived unfair advantage enjoyed by smart-phone based cab services.
The discrimination measures were designed to assess perceived unfair treatment (e.g. being fired unfairly) independently of the perceived reasons for the unfair treatment (e.g. race, gender).
It's the latest in long standing conservative and right-wing complaints regarding perceived unfair treatment at the hands of social media platforms.
But it doesn't take a Ph.D. -- or a law degree -- to understand that clearly defined rights and procedures, plus the backing of a union, can strengthen and clarify the position of a lone, impecunious individual seeking redress for perceived unfair treatment by a powerful member of a large institution.
This may indicate that both high and low neurotic individuals perceive unfair offers as social norm violations that are unjust, i.e., rejecting them most of the time and recruiting brain regions related to social norm violations (e.g., AI, dACC and dlPFC; Sanfey et al., 2003; Xiang et al., 2013).
Posada said he felt disrespected by what he perceived as unfair treatment, though he declined to revisit that subject Sunday.
Even though the money gained is completely free and unearned, the second subject will often reject an offer perceived as unfair.
Among Italians, the idea of a guaranteed, lifetime job is sacred and the more flexible Anglo-Saxon model is still perceived as unfair and less secure.
Perhaps most dangerous is that the results did not yield a Parliament whose ethnic proportions match those of the country, and will therefore be perceived as unfair, whether the seats were won by fraud or not.
