Sentence examples for no inequality from inspiring English sources

As has been explained previously, there is currently no inequality between total REE supply and total REE demand.

"I'm not saying the BBC is marvellous and there's no inequality at all, but I have never experienced it.

And in them, we have seen, by the effect of the act of 1899 there is no inequality of operation.

'You know there's no inequality.' 'Yeah there is: we can't get married,' 'Oh yeah, you can get married.

Furthermore, it is shown to be algorithmically equivalent to eliminating the algebraic part of the system by variable substitution, when the algebraic equations can be solved analytically and no inequality constraint is present.

It is not that they want to get married; it is that they want to destroy the institution of marriage because they are envious of it … " "You warp language, you manipulate words, you say 'Oh, there's an inequality.' 'There's no inequality,' I say to them.

Poverty brought stability; there were no inequalities.

He added that to ensure there are no inequalities in the data market, the government will enhance access to data.

We found a north south gradient among women with no inequalities, in the south and large inequalities in the Nordic countries.

Death rates for external causes were stable for women over the four decades (fig 2), and no inequalities in education were seen (table 2 and figs 3 and 4).

To monitor the correct implementations of no-arbitrage inequalities, we compute the first derivative of the estimated call price function.