Sentence examples for Hardly equitable from inspiring English sources
"Postgraduate funding is hardly equitable or likely to promote social mobility" at the moment, he said.
It is hardly equitable that by undertaking a doctoral programme, a researcher does not have access to similar social benefits that a graduate entering the workforce would take for granted," she says.
It hardly seems equitable.
A petro-dollar fuelled club buying the best players is hardly an equitable playing field.
For another, Jeter reached first base in the pivotal seventh inning without actually getting plunked, and the outcome, at least from the Tampa Bay Rays' perspective, would have hardly seemed equitable.
And indeed, the existing structure of the Internet hardly lends itself to equitable taxation.
"The government is hardly in a position to complain that equitable tolling will result in inordinate delays".
It's all very well to point the finger at TV, but the movie industry is hardly a paragon of quality over commerce, corporate non-interference, equitable employment opportunities and ethical role models.
Third, CBNRM relies on two sets of institutions: those that devolve rights (or not) from state and community and about which much is written (Murphree 2004; Nelson 2010), and those within a community that promote participation and equitable benefit sharing, which is an emerging challenge that has hardly been studied.
Problems in the transformation process of social environmental conditions are 'on one hand caused by uncertainties in the appropriateness of solutions of problems and in the equitable burden sharing, on the other hand the perception of environmental problems is hardly connected to everyday behaviour' ([34], p. 105). .
