Sentence examples for more equitable than from inspiring English sources

Still, Dr. Levin said they found the department's system far more equitable than it had been.

The power company's analysis of navigability is less disruptive and more equitable than Montana's broader definition.

Mr. Mirkarimi said his legislation was objectively fairer and more equitable than the Twitter bill.

Since then, there have been two major developments, neither looking much more equitable than the old system.

They argued the levy increase could be tied to health reforms and would be more equitable than GST changes.

On the contrary: we are looking for ways to reduce such group privileges, to render the redistribution of financial assets more equitable than before and to keep it at a moderate level during the crisis.

So he talks a good game about "whitey," but he's a much more equitable man than that.

That's now beginning to come through, but you could argue that this has been a more equitable recovery than we've had in previous times because more people have got into work more quickly which is actually spreading the benefit of a growing economy widely.

Subsidies to electric vehicles sort of address this problem by making drivers less sensitive to price changes.Of course, a far more effective way to do this (and a more equitable policy than federal subsidies for $40,000 cars) is to improve transit service.

"There is a general dissatisfaction with the game's governance, how it's run and the inequity of the game's finances and there are other bodies around that would believe they can globalise the game of cricket in a more equitable fashion than the current administration," May told Fairfax.

Like the people of Selma, Johnson — whose intervention, in this highly condensed account, feels too much like that of a knight in shining armor — had somehow come to imagine a different, more equitable America than the one he had grown up in.