Sentence examples for unfairly shared from inspiring English sources

Because restored growth will be more unfairly shared than for decades.

They like decisions by consensus, distrust elites and feel that capitalism's pains and gains are unfairly shared.

The spiritual resources that he regards as unfairly shared are, in fact, the very ones that often make the difference between material success and failure.

"Unless we change the way we do things, we simply will not create the high-paying, high-skilled jobs needed to improve the condition of our country, and the rewards of growth will be unfairly shared," he said.

Income inequality is not simply a reaction by some who think money is unfairly shared in society.

They unfairly share blame when traditional clinical measures fail to yield the desired outcomes.

Even if the described simulations provided good results in terms of goodput, it is fundamental for new versions of TCP algorithm not to behave unfairly when sharing connections with other TCP implementations.

A labour of love for co-writer/director Madge, this revisionist balderdash makes an earnest plea for the deification of a stinking rich parasite who coveted someone else's wife and was on genial terms with Hitler, with whom he he shared an unfairly bad press; a sort of anti-King's Speech in which the hero can talk but you really wish he couldn't.

The defense will also allege that the prosecution is unfairly refusing to share the blood and hair samples that it did seize.

But some political fault lines have emerged, too, with Republican state senators from Long Island expressing concern that they are bearing an unfairly large share of the pain.

Catalonia needs a 5 billion-euro bailout from Madrid to meet debt payments this year, but Catalans believe they bear an unfairly large share of the country's tax burden.