Sentence examples for unfairness about from inspiring English sources

In England, they're struggling with a sense of unfairness about how the system works.

When they're not, it's not only a shock, but you have a sense of unfairness about it all.

Not all in local government want the same thing, although Leese says bridges have been built with the counties, and a sense of unfairness about council budget cuts is widely shared.

The planning system needs to be weighted differently for house dwellers and for Travellers, and there is no inherent unfairness about this, because we have different standards of living.

"More important than ever in an age of mass migration, as a sense of unfairness about welfare contributes to resentment towards new arrivals, the rule should be: You pay more in.

They showed a lot of fairness, and enhanced community ownership" Zira, male, representative from implementing agency There was an overwhelming consensus that the programme, through community participation and transparency, had been successful in overcoming widespread jealousy and feelings of unfairness about how beneficiaries were selected.

Lack of green space is then not just about unfairness, it's about health.

Second, unfairness is about reputation in the end.

When it comes to speaking out about unfairness, Landau can be just as passionate.

While moaning about "unfairness" is a common tactic, it should not be dismissed too casually.

She says the courts, confirming long-standing concerns about unfairness, "always favour the man".