Sentence examples for equality perfect from inspiring English sources

"I'm into total equality, perfect chaos; I identify as human, though I may not be," she says with utmost seriousness.

This week, a survey found that China's Gini coefficient — a measure of income inequality — was 0.61 in 2010, with zero equaling perfect equality and 1 equaling a situation where one person owns all the wealth.

Newt Gingrich, the week before, called the move toward marriage equality "a perfect example of what I mean by the rise of paganism".

Moreover, (b) holds with strict equality when (perfect) SIC is used at the receiver and p ‡ is the PA vector at the NE with the highest NSE.

Of course, CI equal to zero might reflect perfect equality or the concentration curve crosses and re-crosses the 45 degree line where the above and below the line areas exactly cancel each other.

A score of zero suggests perfect equality where all households have equal income, while a score of one suggests perfect inequality, where one household has it all, and the rest have none.

The value of Gini is equal to the ratio of the area between Lorenz curve and the perfect equality line to the area below this line (diagonal).

A curve below the line of perfect equality indicates better health concentrated among those with higher income and a curve above the line of perfect equality indicates better health concentrated among those with lower income.

Zero represents perfect equality, and 1 stands for perfect inequality.

The index ranges from zero for perfect equality to 1 for perfect inequality.

It would not be one of complete leisure or perfect equality, let alone perfect people.