Sentence examples for with unfairness from inspiring English sources

His were riddled with unfairness.

"Any time you deal with human beings with that kind of terminology, you end up with unfairness and persecution".

The Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, responding to Osborne, accused him of delivering a budget with "unfairness at its very core".

In the process, the county has to thoroughly revamp its property tax system, which is riddled with unfairness and is costing $100 million each year in tax rebates.

A liberal is a person who believes that the right economic system, the right political reforms, the right undergraduate curriculum, and the right psychotherapy will do away with unfairness, snobbery, resentment, prejudice, neurosis, and tragedy.

And it hasn't had much to do with unfairness either —though I admit that the world would be a better place if we could all get tickets at face value.

In my early experiences with the homeless, I struggled with the unfairness of the lives people are born into: the physical, mental and psychological handicaps, the abuse and the trauma.

Loretta is a singer-songwriter from Portland, Oregon who is generally angry with the unfairness of the world and deals with her pain by getting drunk and singing/shouting about it.

Most Republicans seemed in a "party on, Garth" mood, less concerned with Humpty Dumpty Iraq or Unjolly Green Giant John Kerry than with the unfairness of a world where Jeb Bush would probably not be able to succeed his brother.

"This bill will create an unfair and two-tier education system in this country, with gross unfairness in funding, standards not rising but falling, fairness and social cohesion undermined," he told MPs.

Let's start with the unfairness.