Sentence examples for equitable playing from inspiring English sources

Because its equitable playing surface and place in the calendar present most top players with ample opportunity to succeed, the U.S. Open historically has had fewer unknowns scuttling through the draw than the other three Grand Slams.

All I am asking for is an equitable playing field.

A petro-dollar fuelled club buying the best players is hardly an equitable playing field.

If that wasn't enough for the carriers to ponder, the regulatory landscape is also evolving in response to the cry for a more equitable playing field in wireless.

We generally still struggle to have family-friendly work cultures that create a more gender equitable work life playing field.

PennyMac turned a deaf ear to their pleas for fair and equitable treatment and after playing the now-you-see-it-now-you-don't modification game (Sherry alleges PennyMac was never serious about settling) they went straight for the foreclosure jugular.

Yet research shows that things like loving relationships, safe homes and being part of a fair and equitable community also play an important role in whether a woman has a positive experience with pregnancy and giving birth.

In a health care system, equitable financing mechanisms play a significant role in promoting health care access and achieving universal coverage of health services, especially for the poor and vulnerable groups [ 4- 7].

I guess, if you like dependability, being in shape and having an equitable, year-round chance at playing consistent golf.

An example would be the situation where a divided underclass is oppressed by a unified elite: this would correspond in the model to a state where the elite group systematically plays H against the oppressed group (who responds optimally playing L) and plays equitable (M) among themselves, while the discriminated group is stuck in a fractious state.

Respondents were not asked to identify a particular decision, nor did the questionnaire stipulate that the questions should be answered in contexts where equitable treatment options existed; yet our results indicate that context and existence of equitable treatment options may play a part in doctors' comfort and readiness to use SDM.