Sentence examples for not inequitable from inspiring English sources

In headache medicine, this is probably not inequitable: the potential for benefit from professional health care is, generally, greatest amongst those worst affected.

Based on our study of the population of Danish diabetes patients, we demonstrate modest inequality in diabetes patients' health care and pharmaceutical usage, reflecting that the Danish universal health care system is generally not inequitable.

If inpatient utilization differs between different income groups, but these differences are proportional to need, then these differences are not inequitable.

It seems that 0.6% of the population owning 69% of the land isn't inequitable enough.

The resulting outcomes are generally not only inequitable, but also inefficient.

The situation in suburbs and smaller cities and towns is equally, if not more, inequitable.

To destroy neighborhoods, adversely affect adults and children, and fuel runaway costs is not only inequitable but also bad public policy.

The laws produce a system that, at times, is not only inequitable, Ms. Stark has said, but it is also incomprehensible to the average person, therefore making the system more prone to corruption.

After the relationship had ended -- at which point her painting coincidentally flourished -- Bowen would write that the transaction had not been inequitable: Ford got his domestic peace, she got her education.

The majority in each group (51%84%%) found that prioritising patients on the waiting list would not be inequitable.

This is most likely to represent a natural difference in clinical need as older patients will take longer to recover; therefore this inequality is not necessarily inequitable.