Sentence examples for unfair reality from inspiring English sources
For a moment I let myself focus on the horribly unfair reality that it would probably take me 11-plus hours to get to the finish at the top of l'Alpe d'Huez.
"Algorithmic scoring, Fair and Isaac argued, was a more equitable, scientific alternative to this unfair reality".
Newspapers like The New York Times are like many legacy companies facing the deeply unfair reality that they tooled up and invested for another age.
It's this unfair reality that led me to write my secret weapon: my latest book, Bulletproof Your Job (HarperCollins).
One of the unfair realities of war is that those who declare it often are not veterans themselves, so they do not, and cannot, understand the costs they are imposing on those who are sent into the fight.
It is unfair, and just inaccurate, to claim this is not the reality.
The unfair economic reality is that those already on Facebook have way more money than the rest of the world combined, so it may not actually be profitable for us to serve the next few billion people for a very long time, if ever.
Unfair perhaps, but reality nonetheless.
But that's a mantra, and a stigma, that's unfair to the reality of many families.
Part of that is due to an unfair but unavoidable reality: our judgment of presidential success always turns heavily on whether they are re-elected (as obviously Obama has been).
