Sentence examples for more equally in from inspiring English sources

Gender equality means that can be involved more equally in parenting.

Other components of cigarettes, found much more equally in the two cigarettes, and not the nicotine content of the cigarettes themselves, might potentially affect these responses.

While most people value the lives of ingroup over outgroup members, those high in IWAH were found to value ingroup and outgroup lives more equally (in this case, American vs. Afghani lives).

Headed by the Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu, the group has the task of finding ways in which the privations of recession can be shared more equally in the city, with specific attempts to protect the less well-off.

This lab-in-field experiment shows that groups in which at least 50% of members were women conserved more trees, and distributed benefits more equally, in a payment for ecosystem services intervention.

Its introduction will not occur until we give up our desperate attachment to the oxymorons of "green growth" and "egalitarian growth" and face up to the need to share the wealth far more equally, in a world which finally understands that perpetual growth is the ideology of the cancer cell.

Historian Alexis de Tocqueville observed in the early 19th century that Americans were "seen to be more equal in fortune and intelligence – more equally strong, in other words – than they were in any other country, or were at any other time in recorded history".

In contrast, male and female faculty members were more equally represented in science outreach based on their representation in the disciplines.

Developing countries where land was more equally distributed in 1980 have made more rapid progress in reducing the prevalence of hunger over the past two decades.

Scully concludes that income is more equally distributed in countries that are more capitalistic and politically open than in those where economic and political rights are abridged.

Iraq is predominantly a Muslim country, in which the two major sects of Islam are represented more equally than in any other state.