Sentence examples for but not equitable from inspiring English sources
At the end of the study, more aggressive colonies than mixed colonies remained, suggesting that since both personality types are present in nature, optimal colony health depends on a specific but not equitable balance between aggression and docility.
Whenever agents of one tag expect the others will demand L and hence they will demand H, and simultaneously the others will expect and demand the complementary decisions, the system reaches an absorbing state, which in this case is efficient but not equitable in the proportions obtained by each agent.
Public health insurance presented different financing distributions in urban and rural areas (urban: 0.0742 in 2002, 0.0661 in 2007; rural: –0.0615 in 2002, 0.1436 in 2007).. Out-of-pocket payments were progressive but not equitable.
"It might be economically proper, but it's not equitable," said a man shopping at South Shore Health Food who gave only his first name, Austin, and said he lived in Glen Head.
Many colleges are diverse, but they are not equitable.
He added: "I think the technology is great, but it's not equitable.
Both urban and rural health insurance have two sides: the Basic Medical Insurance BMII) does well in financing equity but not for utilization; the New Rural Cooperative Medical Scheme (NCMS) is not equitable in financing, but the poor have more access to health services.
Sales taxes are not equitable.
Not equitable enough for some, it seems.
Linking access to health insurance with employment is not equitable.
