outrageous injustice

It is like the last taboo really feminists should do something useful for a change and fight this outrageous injustice!

"We've been shortchanged for too long, and we'll use every resource at our disposal to correct this outrageous injustice."

It was a piece of outrageous injustice.

Instances occur where the courts feel obliged to construe a statute in a way that they themselves acknowledge creates outrageous injustice.

"That is outrageous injustice!"

"Outrageous Injustice"

Outrageous Injustice (ESPN article covering the case in detail)

But John McNamara, the older brother of the deceased, says to free Mr. Bonizio "would be a nightmarish, outrageous injustice."

Albany should also correct an outrageous injustice in which unclaimed refunds on drink containers - tens of millions of dollars in New York City alone - go back to the bottlers.

In what became a public chain letter passed around Sooner Nation, Boren wrote to a sympathetic ear, the Big 12 commissioner, and lashed out at the Oregon officiating as an "outrageous injustice."

Family members of political prisoners have been warned not to talk to foreign journalists, and this places them in an agonizing position: do they disclose what they regard as outrageous injustices, if the consequence will only be further punishment inflicted on them and their loved ones?