Sentence examples for equitably enough from inspiring English sources

In one corner is the forecast, which says that the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are not being progressed fast enough, or equitably enough.

The data presented in this paper, both in Cambodia and regionally, demonstrate that the benefits of these new vaccines and technologies are not being distributed equitably enough across the social gradient.

"Unfortunately, we simply don't have either the food or the funds to collect, process and equitably distribute enough food to meet the needs of our community," said Kaupp.

Still, Mr. Barron suggested that the appointments had not gone far enough in equitably distributing power in the Council, and said that he looked forward to a day when minorities were represented in the leadership of the Land Use and Finance Committees.

"There is enough land to be distributed equitably and fairly, just as the official policy says".

Trying now to appear as someone who will act equitably to all, Senator Ashcroft was not man enough to admit that he had opposed Mr. Hormel because of his sexual orientation.

In this country, almost no one believes that there is enough land or political power for everybody to share equitably.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani has asked his three appointees to the city's five-member contract policy board to rescind city policies that require Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi to be given detailed documents and enough time to determine if bidders have been treated equitably.

Though while we are producing enough food for everyone but failing to distribute it equitably (even in the UK half a million people get food handouts), advances in biotechnology to help us produce more are to be welcomed in a world with an increasingly destabilised climate and a growing population.

Serious solutions share the costs equitably.

"But does it share wealth more equitably?