Sentence examples for clearly unequal from inspiring English sources

And while the races were separate, they were also clearly unequal in terms of wealth, power and status.

Lord Fowler, widely admired for his work as the Conservative government's health secretary when Aids emerged in the 1980s, has written to Anne Milton, the public health minister, calling gay men's exclusion from HPV jabs "clearly unequal and unfair".

The distribution of P450 proteins amongst the fungi is clearly unequal.

Following the same strategy as for the first analysis, we selected the three input variables aa, hughes and mnaimneh, which resulted in clearly unequal grouping.

Still, A+ is clearly more unequal than A, and it isn't unreasonable to claim that A+ is in this respect worse than A. For example, according to Larry Temkin, "the ultimate intuition underlying egalitarianism is that it is bad … for some to be worse off than others through no fault of their own" (Temkin 1993a, p. 200).

This age gap clearly creates unequal power relations between the young bride and her older and more experienced husband, resulting in husbands having total control over sexual relations and decision-making [ 18].

So for Hacker it's not that couples were once better matched, but rather that they were once more acceptably mismatched: they had clearly defined roles, unequal but symbiotic.

"Clearly, there is an unequal distribution of public attention".

However, the CHR2 replicon is clearly divided in two unequal replichores.

If Marshall were alive today, he would urge us to stop celebrating our symbolic victory in Brown, and start accepting our actual responsibility for tolerating a public education system that is, clearly, still separate, and still unequal.

However, what is observed in the current case is that there is equal treatment for unequal need and clearly violates the requirements of vertical equity.