Sentence examples for distinctly unequal from inspiring English sources

The economic recovery has been distinctly unequal.

In Part I of the series, Trillin spoke to Holmes's uncle, Oliver Wendell Holmes, about his experiences confronting the myths of the segregated South: When I visited Holmes in Atlanta, he had just returned from a little trouble-shooting at Jeckyll Island, a state-owned resort whose facilities Negroes believed to be not only separate but distinctly unequal.

The problem of differential bias, in which the probabilities of a biased-high and a biased-low survey index were distinctly unequal, was resolved with fewer samples than the problem of overall bias.

But the purpose of these vehicles, as stated by the military in its own publications, is to give the military a distinctly unequal edge, by parking at high schools they might not usually have access to, collecting data from students, making impressions, and, ultimately, producing leads on future recruits.

The spermathecal capsules can be of equal or, more often, of distinctly unequal size.

Equal or unequal?

Education is unequal, too.

Distinctly unappetising.

Its contents itemised distinctly.

A distinctly satisfying thought.

Separate and unequal.