Sentence examples for visible unfairness from inspiring English sources

Jon Cruddas says Labour should have done more while Michael Portillo says the visible unfairness of bankers' bonuses makes government spending cuts more difficult to sell.

There was no indication that this very visible, village-scale unfairness was to be mitigated in a subsequent phase.

Fairness matters even more when growing unfairness is so visible in society.

Specifically, in Latin America over the course of the Twentieth Century, the visible signs of extreme social and political authoritarianism and inequity, as well as the growing unfairness of the world economy, inspired a culture of social critique - and a corresponding academic reform movement related to health research began to be entrenched in major public universities in Latin America.

The unfairness.

You hate unfairness.

"Unfairness bothers children greatly".

I cannot stand unfairness".

The unfairness of Ofsted.

His were riddled with unfairness.

But this unfairness is not equally shared.