Sentence examples for has not been equal from inspiring English sources

The results demonstrate that the impact of these legislative reforms has not been equal.

And the downturn has not been equal across the UK, with greater losses in England than Scotland and Wales.

However, the rate of decline of CVD in African Americans has not been equal to that seen in whites, such that African Americans now have a disproportionate share of CVD in the United States.

The trends discussed here, however, both for fauna and macroalgae, may not truly reflect real patterns, as sampling has not been equal throughout the continent, and taxonomic capacity is very uneven from one country to another as is the case in the Caribbean [20].

However, women's progress has not been equal across all domains.

This suggests that improved access to primary care following reform has not been equal in relation to socioeconomic status.

That level of immigration has not been equaled for nearly a century.

While playing only two seasons, he set an assist record that has not been equaled.

This 'boob' has impressed himself on the imagination of our general public in a way that has not been equaled by any other recent literary creation, with the possible exception of Scott Fitzgerald's flapper".

Released on 5 August, 1966, it changed everything, shifting the locus of pop from the single to the album, and announcing a period of intense creative momentum that arguably has not been equalled since.

In the meantime, England dominate on the field with a consistency that has not been equalled since the Packer days when some of their opponents - most obviously Australia - were putting out second teams.