Sentence examples for better more equitable from inspiring English sources
"They wanted to create a better, more equitable society," she notes.
A better, more equitable city, with more smaller, smartly designed, adaptable apartments and houses, is within reach.
Shouldn't we respect religious sensibilities, masking potential conflicts and building common ground with religious groups so as to create a better, more equitable world?
The development of smart cities builds upon this strong historical foundation with a digital foundation that allows cities to function more efficiently, be more responsive to community members and ultimately create better, more equitable urban environments where people thrive.
And if so, in what form, or is there a better, more equitable, economic system we cannot yet see?
This unexpected success would simply not have happened without a broad range of groups - many of whom are not known for their engagement in climate and energy issues - coming together for a better, more equitable ACES.
Strong primary health care systems lead to better population health outcomes, reduction in avoidable hospitalizations and unnecessary specialist care but also to better and more equitable access to health services [ 25].
From fire and police protection to providing free public education and health care for all, to building public infrastructure, to creating the Internet - government does a better, more efficient, more equitable job in many economic arenas than the private sector.
They've spent four years (more or less) learning about flawed and failed societies, and imagining better and more equitable ones.
It has been frustrating to watch Republican leaders posture as the vigilant protectors of Medicare against health care reforms designed to make the system better and more equitable.
