Sentence examples for however unequally from inspiring English sources

War service, for example, transformed the attitudes of many aristocrat officers, who shared its travails, however unequally, with the peasantry.

A referendum on Kashmir's status, which the United Nations called for 43 years ago, has never been held, but the residents are split, however unequally, between remaining in India, becoming part of Pakistan or independence.

However unequally distributed, and however insufficient in themselves to sustain families, livestock emerge as a vital part of rural and household economies.

And within the Western democracies, substantial progress was made towards realizing this myth, as the achievement of a wider franchise, mass literacy and the welfare state enabled almost all citizens to participate, however unequally, in common national cultural and political institutions operating in the vernacular.

Wealth, however, was unequally distributed, with almost a third of the national income belonging to only 5 percent of the population.

However, for unequally spaced data this is a very rough approximation, making this approximation undesirable.

It however bears unequally on the economic agents as the small companies pay a hard price for this renewal of the productive system.

Surgery for severe osteoarthritis, however, is not unequally provided in the Swedish tax funded public health care system.

However, this access is unequally distributed.

However, GP supply was unequally dispersed over the expected demand for GP care.

Uniting everyone in an organisation in supporting women was recognised as a positive consequence of incentives; however, placing the responsibility unequally on one group, in this case providers of care, is potentially divisive and could result in conflict and feelings of pressure, blame and guilt.