Sentence examples for inequitable advantage from inspiring English sources

If browsing animals destroy young gao trees and herders overcut mature gao trees in trying to supply their animals with green protein during the dry season, users of fields where gao regeneration is underway will most likely consider that herders have taken inequitable advantage of their silvicultural efforts.

The fear is that the process has grown increasingly inequitable, with the advantage accruing to those students able to afford tutors, test preparation courses, elaborate summer camps or consultants to help shape their college essays.

Moreover, delivery in public facilities is inequitable and to the advantage of the non-poor.

It explains how Australia got into a situation where we have an unfair funding model, how that came about through various political decisions which were always about other issues – largely to secure power and favour with voters – and explores the long-term consequences of an inequitable, "broken" funding system that advantages private schools to the detriment of public schools.

But as discussed above, a plaintiff who files suit in violation of a forum-selection clause enjoys no such "privilege" with respect to its choice of forum, and therefore it is entitled to no concomitant "state-law advantages". Not only would it be inequitable to allow the plaintiff to fasten its choice of substantive law to the venue transfer, but it would also encourage gamesmanship.

Inequitable enforcement, he charges.

It was quite mediocre, very inequitable.

Some methods of rationing are often inequitable.

London certainly is a very inequitable city.

It is, he admits, "absolutely inequitable".

"It's really inequitable," Senator Bruno said.