Sentence examples for appear more equitable from inspiring English sources

Things appear more equitable in production facilities and factories.

Second, despite accounts of female subordination (eg, "You find that females…are not able to voice their opinions better than the males…Males more often than not voice out valid opinions"), the relationship appeared more equitable: "…there were no major challenges, since we were a team, me and the baby's father".

Richard Hilger appeared more tentative.

Others appeared more concerned.

It appears more sarcastic.

Making our loopy tax code more equitable appears to be off the agenda, what with Senate Republicans' refusal Monday to allow a vote on a tax hike for millionaires.

If Windows 8 was a dramatic lurch towards mobile computing, especially on tablets, Windows 9 appears to be heading for a more equitable balance between desktop muscle, and mobile capability.

The impact of the program is likely to have been more equitable than it might at first appear, as the areas of high baseline risk are also the areas of the city with poorest sanitary conditions (Milroy et al. 2001).

It would appear that despite the existence of several working models on which to base the development of a more equitable GST structure, New Zealand defies international trends and places simplicity over equity.

"This change appears to be a step in the right direction and a good-faith attempt by the Mayor to achieve a more equitable approach to minor marijuana possession in New York City.

In both countries, with each survey year, the concentration curves appear to be nearer to the line of equality suggesting that over time the distribution of institutional delivery services among study population has become more equitable.