Sentence examples for inequitable division from inspiring English sources
The inequitable division of the world's riches creates physical and psychological poverty for humans and animals alike in all sectors of the world.
F1 is rife with rumour, vested interests and politics and the prize money structure is a lightning rod for this due to the huge sums of money involved and the inequitable division which has aggrieved some of the smaller teams.
Of the 326 chromosomes analyzed, 31 (9.5%) had an inequitable division by our definition (see Table 2).
These rearrangements suggest the possibility that the origin and terminus in these chromosomes do, in fact, yield a noticeably inequitable division.
Given an expectation for physical balance of chromosomes, it is possible that the 31 chromosomes with an inequitable division have undergone recent rearrangements.
We took Cd between 0 and 0.2 as indicating a relatively equal division of chromosome arms and > 0.2 as an arbitrary measure of an inequitable division: these are chromosome in which [S1, S2]ML generated a replication arm less than 40% of the total length.
In 1789, Parisians stormed the Bastille, a royal fortress symbolic of an inequitable political system akin to our division into 1 percenters and everybody else.
The argument is, that under section 15 6), the Commission may prescribe divisions only when, upon full hearing, it is of opinion that those existing are, or will be, unjust, unreasonable or inequitable; that in such event it shall prescribe divisions which are just, reasonable and equitable; and that the provisional character of the order demonstrates that the hearing has not been a full one.
In the latter work he argues that social inequality has come about because men have allowed their God-given right of freedom to be usurped by the growth of competition, specialization and division of labour, and, most of all, by laws that consolidated the inequitable distribution of property.
Inequitable enforcement, he charges.
It was quite mediocre, very inequitable.
