Sentence examples for real unfairness from inspiring English sources

Clearly, there is real unfairness in this.

Johnson said: "I think the real unfairness issue comes in the sense that it's become more and more important whether your parents happen to have a house".

It will also create real unfairness at the cliff edge for pensioners on modest or low incomes – especially those in need of more fuel or frequent travel because of illness, who could lose a key component of their independence in old age.

"The real unfairness here is to the local residents who must endure a second inquiry when they have already proved their case for the village green".

At the same time, we are aware of a counter-argument that this might introduce a perceived or real unfairness across studies (with those we are more engaged with receiving for example better health care), and that participant ability to withdraw might be compromised [ 35].

"It creates a real risk of unfairness and injustice to some of those involved in this inquiry.

The lead counsel of the inquiry into the death of child abuse victim Victoria Climbié has warned that there is a "real risk of unfairness and injustice" being done to some witnesses because hundreds of documents relevant to the girl's case have been withheld by Haringey council.

"The growing disparity between pay at the high and lower ends of the pay scale for today's workforce is leading to a real sense of unfairness which is impacting on employees' motivation at work.

"The growing disparity between pay at the high and lower ends of the pay scale for today's workforce is leading to a real sense of unfairness, which is impacting on employees' motivation at work," said Charles Cotton, CIPD's reward adviser.

There was significant unfairness, real or perceived.

As much as I dislike forever being associated with blowjobs (or rather, the lack thereof), I'm glad it started a real conversation about the unfairness in the giving and receiving of pleasure during sex between heterosexual partners.