Sentence examples for unfair age from inspiring English sources

It will remove what it calls "Wales' unfair age cap" on employment support.

It is unfair that hundreds of thousands of workers be put on the street when companies go down because of this unfair age advantage.

"Spartacus" fans were shocked when its charismatic star Andy Whitfield died of non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma in September 2011 at the unfair age of 39.

But, by this point in the novel, Dee has taught us how to negotiate his ironies, and that single noun, "unfairness," with its tinge of self-pity, its metaphysical absurdity (how can it be "unfair" to age?), and the scream of its context (Adam is himself a stranger to fairness), is the little knot that ties together the whole sentence.

In an industry that's shockingly unfair to aging women, her career continues to flourish -- praise Meryl.

Dina Millan once read a "life-is-so-unfair teen-age poem" she had written in 1985 about a guy who broke her heart.

This past October, I was part of an unlikely and impromptu chorus singing at the funeral service for "Princess" Evey Cannon who died from cancer at the unfair and tender age of four years old.

The suit accuses Capital One of instituting a plan of "forced separation" that was unfair to employees age 40 and older.

If you were to dismiss someone as they reached their 25th birthday where the sole or principal reason was to avoid having to pay them the living wage legally it would be automatic unfair dismissal and age discrimination.

Steve Penny and fellow ex-director Don Keefe have claimed unfair dismissal and age discrimination after they left in 2016 when Americans Jason Levien and Steve Kaplan took over the club.

Among those who passively responded to unfair treatment, increasing age, being male, being African American, and having a positive smoking status were significantly associated with CAC.