Sentence examples for obvious inequalities from inspiring English sources

Some, regardless of obvious inequalities in the Heineken Cup qualification structure which fast-tracked several Pro12 sides into Europe's elite tournament while their English and French neighbours sweated their backsides off on a weekly basis, lost sight of the bigger picture: the future viability of the entire professional club game itself.

for x > 1 2. By using the fairly obvious inequalities 1 − exp ( − t 2 ) ≤ t (44).

So we must ask ourselves, is this the kind of world want to live in?" He then went on to reference the obvious inequalities in San Francisco.

Outlawing the term "working class" has clearly done very little to counteract such obvious inequality.

Despite the obvious inequality of the theological contest, Pagis says, Job passed God's test without even realizing it.

One thing that is slowly dawning on the rather indifferent English is the obvious inequality by which the English are treated within the apparatus of the union.

In the runoff in Doubs, considered a left-wing stronghold, the Socialist candidate barely beat the National Front candidate, who has spoken in the past about the "obvious inequality of the races" and who warned voters this time about "Islamist peril".

Barr was given a perfect platform to talk about the obvious inequality in the industry and the frustrating "decision by committee" way television is produced (not just in the US).

Remark By the obvious inequality.

Indeed, for, due to the obvious inequality.

If is known, then using the obvious inequality, the bound (1.27) yields (1.28).