Sentence examples for an unequal share from inspiring English sources

And in many respects, the euro is well placed to bear an unequal share of the dollar's adjustment.

The Six Nations countries are in danger of falling out over plans to aggregate their television and commercial rights, with England and France demanding an unequal share of the proceeds to pay off their clubs.

Results from the OECD Development Centre's Social Institutions and Gender Index (SIGI), for example, highlight how a discriminatory social practice such as early marriage adversely affects girls' educational attainments, or how an unequal share of unpaid care work between women and men can exacerbate gender wage gaps.

"We know that the gender pay gap in medicine is heavily linked to part-time working, an unequal share of childcare responsibilities as well as bias and discrimination which still exists in the profession". The review, which should finish by the end of 2018, is expected to have wider implications for the rest of the NHS and other staff groups.

Specifically, throughout American history, racism has always been motivated by and defined as a way for white elites to control an unequal share of property -- whether African-Americans could be bought as property, were outright forbidden to own property or were racially targeted for toxic loans when trying to buy property.

The Obama administration on Thursday issued a series of highly anticipated regulations aimed at cracking down on for-profit colleges and other career training programs that leave students saddled with unmanageable debts and contribute to an unequal share of federal student loan defaults.

Since an 802.11 exponential backoff performed is actually due to not only a transmission collision but also a packet corruption with bad signal qualities, the backoff behavior of hosts will be varied with their own link qualities, thereby leading to an unequal sharing of transmission channels.

Compared to Europe, there is a markedly unequal share of wealth in American society.

A main objection to this view is that no human agent created natural resources, and there is no reason that the person who first claims rights over a natural resource should reap an unfairly large or unequal share of the benefits that the resource provides.

Compared to government ownership where the "real owner" is normally one legal entity, private owners can be a list of individual owners with very unequal share ownership and varied interests.

We also find that Time's board did not by entering into its initial merger agreement with Warner come under a Revlon duty either to auction the company or to maximize short-term shareholder value, notwithstanding the unequal share exchange.