Sentence examples for unfair years from inspiring English sources

Isaacson, 21, said she thought the military's Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy was unfair years before she realized she was a lesbian and realized she had the option of hiding her sexual orientation.

Now, like their Brexit-supporting counterparts in the U.K. before them, they are experiencing the SCARF jackpot: higher status, more certainty, a greater feeling of control, a sense of connection to their leader, and a feeling that life finally got fair again after many unfair years.

It's been unfair for years".

Of course, organisations such as ActionAid have been saying trade is unfair for years; what is different about this report is that the commission can actually do something about it.

The Senate has one last chance to rid the country of an irrational, outdated and unfair 70-year-old program of federal farm supports that enriches the few at the expense of the many, distorts international trade and damages the environment.

While they support the concept of a road test, many experienced truckers think it is unfair that their years behind the wheel and good driving records count for nothing if they cannot pass a written exam, which requires test-taking skills that some have not used since high school.

In a strongly worded response, NPG decries the UC libraries' "sensationalist" tactics and argues that they have been receiving a large and "unfair" discount for years.

FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn has a lot of issues on her regulatory plate, some given marquee billing (the repeal of the commission's Broadband Privacy Rule) and others lurking in the wings for years (unfair practices in prison inmate calling systems).

It may be grossly unfair, but 30 years of character assassination from the right took its toll.

The next wave of prisoner transfers included people with radical politics, like CCR's client Daniel McGowan, an environmental activist, and our former client Avon Twitty, a jailhouse lawyer who had doggedly filed against the BOP's unfair policies for years on his own and others' behalf.

"It's unfair," my 8-year-old daughter told me.