Sentence examples for such unfairness from inspiring English sources

Why do we, the citizens, tolerate such unfairness?

Some such unfairness is indeed inevitable, just as Labour people say.

At the risk of such unfairness, let me mention two Cunningham soloists and one Morris.

Cute as the dog was, the defense said, Rosie's presence "infected the trial with such unfairness" that it constituted a violation of their client's constitutional rights.

But perhaps such unfairness should be tolerated to correct the greater injustice of segregated schools filled with low-income children and lacking sufficient resources.

The majority of the population fail to recognise such unfairness precisely because of an assumption that there is no race dynamic at play.

"You assume people will look at relationships rationally, and if there is such inequity and such a sense of unfairness, they would end it," Blair says.

I had also never seen such social unfairness.

In return for putting up with such rank unfairness, Britons are promised strong, stable governments that can get things done.

Voters have signed up to support it, and Labour has reacted with a purge of such generalised unfairness that I'm almost starting to doubt that its leading lights really wanted to bring democracy to Iraq.

On the contrary, TaLE-enabled Hot Spot does not suffer from such the unfairness.