Sentence examples for more equal the from inspiring English sources

As a general rule, the more unequal a place is, the more Democratic; the more equal, the more Republican.

GINI is a measure of income distribution — the closer the number is to zero, the more equal the country is, and vice versa.

GINI is a measure of income distribution the closer the number is to zero, the more equal the country is, and vice versa.

Studies suggest that the more equal the relationship between doctor and patient is, the more likely it will translate into health benefits.

Currently women are half as likely to start businesses as men, but if start-up rates were more equal the contribution to Scotland's gross value added (GVA) would increase by £7.6bn to nearly £13bn.

Putting aside the fact that it is by no means clear why forcing a woman to show her face will make her feel more equal, the law violates a premise that underpins all law in a free society.

One example is the idea that firms seek to maximise profits by increasing output until the marginal cost of making more equals the marginal revenue from selling more.

The rank of D is shown in ascending order (the higher the rank, the more equal is the access).

The rank of is shown in ascending order (the higher the rank, the more equal is the access).

The efficacy presents in general high percentages, though the more time pass from the intervention, it decreases the more equal are the results to conventional surgery.

Take the US, which became steadily more equal from the end of the second world war to the late 1970s.