Sentence examples for but inequitable from inspiring English sources

His finding reflects the fact that a long but inequitable period of economic growth has lifted many developing countries into middle-income status but left a minority of their populations mired in poverty.

But behind positive national averages and Mexico being one of the world's fifteen largest economies in terms of gross domestic product (GDP), lies a reality of poverty and marginalization for hundreds of thousands of children", said Susana Sottoli, UNICEF Representative in the prosperous but inequitable Latin American country.

The current health system is curative in focus, high but inequitable spending on health, the country is facing a quadruple disease burden (consisting of HIV & AIDS and tuberculosis (TB), chronic diseases, injuries, and maternal and child mortality), and health outcomes are poor.

PRETORIA, South Africa South Africaca's trade unions Monday suspended an almost three-week-old strike by hundreds of thousands of government workers that had closed schools and hamstrung ambitious new efforts to expand urgently needed medical services in the region's richest but most inequitable economy.

The missed opportunity of Obamacare lay in the fact that rather than clearing away the major well-known inequities in the prior system, Obamacare instead tilted the playing field in a different but still inequitable direction and then added a few new inequities to the mix!

He believes his colleagues are treating everyone the same but with inequitable risk: earlier intervention, improved communication, education and patient engagement are required: I think the key issue is the prescribers have a poor understanding of inequalities.

And New York Magazine's Justin Davidson asked a few pointed questions but ultimately called the idea "inequitable but beneficial".

The resulting outcomes are generally not only inequitable, but also inefficient.

And they feel the financial system is "inequitable," but you do not?

The disclosure programme may be harsh and inequitable, but for healthier, acquisitive outfits it may have a silver lining.

Many experts on the tax system agree that it is flawed and often inequitable, but they have been unable to develop alternatives with broad-based support.