Sentence examples for much more equal from inspiring English sources

Civil partnership suggests something much more equal.

3. A country where everything is much more equal, fairer and just.

But when it comes to publication, some lives are very much more equal than others.

The relationship between William and Kate is a much more equal relationship than one could possibly have envisaged.

Denmark and UK have roughly the same GDP per capita, but one is much more equal than the other.

"I realised quite quickly that Labour wasn't this super-leftwing group that wanted to make everywhere so much more equal.

"We're not exactly partners, but we're much more equals," Schell said.

The fact that the Guardian corrects them is better than nothing, but I think major corrections of this nature should be given much more prominence – equal to the prominence of the original story.

And I have the impression that they [GPs] have started treating us much more as equals as a result.

"The balance has unquestionably moved to give students much more of an equal voice," Smith says.

The new body is already shaping up to be much more of an equal to NHS England compared with Monitor.