Sentence examples for unfair choice from inspiring English sources
The contract disincentivises women having children and places an unfair choice on those women who choose to enter medicine.
Mr. Manchin said, "Americans work hard every day and their pay must be protected from high fees, unfair choice and improper commissions.
From Nov. 1 to Nov. 13, there were numerous newspaper and television accounts portraying Witt's situation as a difficult, even unfair, choice for an exemplary student-athlete to have to make — picking between his team and his personal, perhaps once-in-a-lifetime, academic opportunity.
That's a coerced and unfair choice, Mr Kennedy seems to think, and the chief's previous rulings on the balance between federal and state power are consistent with this perspective.But leaving aside federalism concerns, there is the matter of the potential disruption to the entire health-care industry that upending Obamacare would entail.
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Then brought back with a jolt by lines of claptrap: "to exist is to survive unfair choices" or "knowledge is a rumour till it lives in the body".
People are coming to the conclusion that this government finds it easier to empathise with people who find it hard to get by on more than £150,000 a year than with the rest of the population, who are now struggling with the consequences of its unfair choices and failing economic policies.
We are being forced to make impractical, and frankly, unfair choices, whether it's exposure to a full body scan versus a pat down or opting in and out of networks that have proven to be critical in today's world, whether for business use or otherwise.
This country is long overdue for a paid sick leave policy that does not require workers to make this unfair, unhealthy choice.
Something feels unfair about laying this choice solely at the feet of Kennedy's principal, Anthony Rotunno.
A hint of your true agenda lies in your choice of "unfair and inefficient" and "derive the biggest benefits".
