Sentence examples for fairly equitable from inspiring English sources

At first glance, House staff gender statistics look fairly equitable.

"I think it's a fairly equitable way of at least trying to resolve the issue," he added.

He adds, "What the plan buys is time to heal for both sides in a fairly equitable and controlled manner".

But that was a different country; as McCarty, Rosenthal and Poole put it, "If income and wealth are distributed in a fairly equitable way, little is to be gained for politicians to organize politics around nonexistent conflicts".

But that was a different country; as McCarty, Rosenthal and Poole put it, "If income and wealth are distributed in a fairly equitable way, little is to be gained for politicians to organize politics around nonexistent conflicts". Now the conflicts are real, and our politics is organized around them.

Some shows were better than others; some were even fairly equitable.

For example, a requirement to treat investors fairly and equitably might describe more specifically what fair and equitable treatment entails.

With the increase in foreign-born residents and housing discrimination occurring, we really wanted to ensure that our community was being treated fairly and had equitable access to services.

A more appropriate question would be, "what is more important for a population, a health system that delivers equitable (fairly distributed) health outcomes or a health system that maximises health gains?" The difference between the meaningless first question (which does not contrast outcomes) and the potentially meaningful second question (which does contrast outcomes) is critical.

4. Equity: the equity attribute explores whether health care is being provided impartially, fairly, and equitably, and reflects the extent to which the health care institution has achieved and has been able to maintain an equitable supply of comparable health care across demographic groups, regions, urban and rural areas, and so on.

This is neither fair nor equitable.