The inherent unfairness of the dilemma the Herfords confront has been well-established, leaving audiences food for thought.

There was an inherent unfairness in that which should be manifest to any objective person.

He sensed an inherent unfairness residing in that painted cattle-guard.

Ultimately, he wrote, the industry seemed to be basing its argument on the inherent unfairness of banning personal watercraft from national parks while allowing motorboats at the sites.

Ah, the inherent unfairness of a single-elimination tournament.

The inherent unfairness in the coffee industry on the third world is also addressed.

Increasing numbers of Americans are recognizing the inherent unfairness of the all-volunteer force in a time of war.

Accordingly, they love the game in its totality, and look upon its inherent unfairness as just another facet of an overriding cosmic joke.

But like others - both prosecutors and defense lawyers - she speaks passionately about the inherent unfairness of these trials.

The law is a fluid thing, and there is an inherent unfairness in initiat-ing a prosecution decades later when legal rules and community expectations have changed.