Sentence examples for more equally and from inspiring English sources

Moreover, team members contributed more equally, and they tended to be conscientious about letting others know when they would be unavailable.

In the rest of the industrialized world, it is assumed that the more equally and widely the burdens of illness are shared, the better off the population as a whole is likely to be.

Large landholders were affected by his attempts to distribute land more equally, and his frequent currency reforms caused property values to decline, a blow to the interests of both merchants and commoners.

At last, we wanted to compare the structural differences among MDDR, ACD and TCMCD more equally and rationally, 33,961 molecules were extracted randomly from MDDR1 and ACD2, respectively, to construct the subsets MDDR2 and ACD3.

The proposal "will reflect and take into consideration the ruling of the High Court of Justice, the requirements and values of the IDF, the principle of sharing the burden of national service more equally, and the suitability of individuals for service, as is commonly accepted", the statement said.

Supplies were distributed more equally and efficiently, teachers were paid on time, bureaucrats in central offices responded to requests more quickly.

After 7 days of MD in adult (postnatal day (P) 80) rl−/− and WT mice, both eyes activated V1 more equally strong and the ODI was reduced, such that there was an OD shift towards the open eye (Fig.  6c, d).

Consequently, in the conclusion, the author argues that "the critical task for Muslim reformers is building institutions and developing the organizational capacity to make political power more accountable, more equally distributed and less hegemonic" (p. 214).

A lower Gini coefficient means income is more equally distributed, and a higher value means income is more concentrated among the richest.

Right when it was being flattened, right when millions of them could compete and collaborate more equally, more horizontally and with cheaper and more readily available tools.

To this end, the CAP 2014 2020 is based on a first pillar, promoting "greener" and more equally shared support, and on a second one, more focused on competitiveness, innovation, climate change, and environment.