Sentence examples for less equitable from inspiring English sources

This week's collaboration feels more casual and less equitable.

The world in which "pleasure" and "excellence" roared was less equitable than our world today.

Second, voluntary private charity is a less equitable way to solve community problems.

In fact, what it's done is it has made the system less fair and less equitable," Di Natale said.

We are a less economically mobile as well as a less equitable nation than Canada and many western European countries.

Say that the practical issues could all be worked out, and domestic partnerships could be made more or less equitable.

For the creditor, the hardest part is establishing the "lack of a less drastic equitable remedy", which basically means that the creditor unsuccessfully tried about everything else before the seeking the appointment of the receiver.

There was lots of interest for the 1st round (2008) fairness round BUT much less for equitable access round - providers had whole country to look at by then.

[ 3, 14- 16] Physicians at the point of care are uniquely situated to observe the impact of priority setting decisions on patients in the form of scarcity, or less than equitable care.

While it is never fixed and explicitly accommodates change over time, and centrally argues that masculinities are by nature fluid and dynamic, it is not intended to enable identification of significant moments when hegemonic masculinity is more rather than less gender equitable.

In South Africa, a representative population-based study of South African men found those who had been violent to a partner to have less gender equitable masculinities, more likely to have raped and more likely to have engaged in transactional sex (16).