Sentence examples for equitable enough from inspiring English sources

Not equitable enough for some, it seems.

Hattie and Martyn are always going on about equitable societies: do enough 30-somethings, even lefties, still talk like that to make it worth mocking?

We need to use our talents to help build a coalition of left and right, black and white, and everything in between, just large enough to move the country in a more inclusive, equitable and just direction.

And even if the world were more equitable, there is simply not enough land to "free range" the enormous number of animals necessary to meet the growing, socially engineered demand.

Part of what drives him away is the thought of letting go of a system in which he has few needs, in favor of a system in which the powerless are on equal footing, a system in which the rich looking to inherit eternal life need the poor … as much as the poor looking for an equitable community where everyone has enough need the rich.

The occupancy rate, which is often used by authorities as indicator for bed availability in a facility or area, was not used for this study, as it does not provide enough information about equitable access, i.e. the extent and distribution of bed (under- supply/availability per elderly inhabitant.

I just want to say not enough money was provided for an equitable contract.

As the economy recovers, addressing deficits and debt will require tax reform to, finally, craft a new system that is both equitable and capable of bringing in enough revenue to pay for government.

But Mr. Shavit, who lives in the tiny hamlet of Dugit in the strip's northwestern corner, is willing to depart peaceably with his wife and four children if he can negotiate enough government money for an equitable replacement for his house, preferably with a sea view, as he has now.

The analysis focuses on implementation of interventions through national health systems as a way of reaching enough people to achieve an equitable public health impact, consistent with the definition of access.

It isn't enough for decentralized networks to be more equitable.