Sentence examples for unfairness over from inspiring English sources

Ministers derided that as "nonsense" amid Labour claims they had "added incompetence to unfairness" over the implementation of the controversial measure.

Different approaches have been proposed in the literature to address the problem of TCP unfairness over wireless mesh networks [2 11].

While on the one hand I was glad not to find many people younger than Flanagan on the obituary page, I was quickly filled with the sense of unfairness over the fact that such a good man was taken from us so soon while so many others had decades on him.

This is unprecedented, but at some point, the chalice of LACMTA's unfairness bubbled over and the elected officials - and hopefully the residents come November - were unwilling to call the BS they were being served up on the side chocolate mousse.

Although there is a long, lingering sense of unfairness in Ukraine over what most people here perceive as poor treatment by Moscow during the 70 years of the Soviet Union, Russia and Ukraine seem ready to develop their friendship.

The Law Council of Australia also ran a solid and persistent campaign over the unfairness of Hicks's military commission trial.

This is a boon to the powerful Culinary Workers Union, which supports Barack Obama, and Bill Clinton blew up at a television reporter over the unfairness of it all.

Long after Ms. Winfrey has left town, and he has perhaps returned from prison, he can drive the Eisenhower, stare down at the concrete section between Kostner Avenue and Independence Boulevard, and grouse over the unfairness of it all.

Judith Warner's anguish over the unfairness of stay-at-home mothers' having to do all the errands and deal with laundry and dirty floors makes me want to scream or cry, or both.

Gail: Maybe there's a large segment of the youth vote who always yearned to have a grandfather who stomped around yelling about the Fed but could also bond with the younger generation over the unfairness of the war on drugs and the war in Iraq.

If the situation was reversed, the howling over the unfairness would be deafening, as Matt Lauer has learned.