Sentence examples for it seemed equitable from inspiring English sources

In an interview on Friday, Mr. King said that he had been briefed by Mr. Baker on the department's decision and that it seemed "equitable".

For another, Jeter reached first base in the pivotal seventh inning without actually getting plunked, and the outcome, at least from the Tampa Bay Rays' perspective, would have hardly seemed equitable.

Thus, a "total profit" remedy seemed equitable and logical and provided patentees with a vehicle for the lost profit restitution if they fell victim to unlawful copying of their products, often with decorative characteristics that set them apart from the other carpet, teapot or saddle.

It hardly seems equitable.

"It does not seem equitable given the fact that we're all down," she said of Brown's proposal.

"It doesn't seem equitable". Renters' groups fear widespread displacement of residents who can't afford the extra rent, particularly those in wood-frame buildings with weak first floors over carports — a key source of low-income housing in Los Angeles.

It seemed an equitable compromise to all, until the money was meted out.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Sione Pouha had spent the last five minutes or so discussing the Jets' challenges Sunday at New England, so it seemed only equitable that he offer one in kind: type "New York Jets" and "underestimated" into an Internet search engine and see how many results show up.

"It just didn't seem equitable, didn't seem fair, wasn't transparent," she said.

While pro rata sharing of water shortages seems equitable on its face, 96 more considered judgment may demonstrate quite the contrary.

"Two weeks seems equitable in cases like these". Joint Ownership Question: My wife and I are considering buying a two-family house in New Jersey with another couple.