Sentence examples for more equitable partitioning from inspiring English sources

A more equitable partitioning of the twin transformation strain is necessary.

The feats of the hitherto reviled non-Muslims presented an alternative story of talent and achievement, occluding faith-based partitions and suggesting a more equitable distribution of God's favours than many Muslims had previously entertained.

As Ernst Fehr of the University of Zurich and his colleagues reported in the journal Nature, by the age of 6 or 7, children are zealously devoted to the equitable partitioning of goods, and they will choose to punish those who try to grab more than their arithmetically proper share of Smarties and jelly beans even when that means the punishers must sacrifice their own portion of treats.

And they produce more equitable societies.

People want a more equitable world.

He believed it to be more equitable.

Ownership must become more equitable".

"We should make it more equitable.

We should demand a more equitable system.

"It's just more equitable now.

"We think it's more equitable.