Sentence examples for perceived inequities from inspiring English sources

Worse, parents began arriving in droves, interrogating the unquantifiability of certain categories and perceived inequities in the award system.

The match rules were drawn up to eliminate some of the perceived inequities of Mr. Kasparov's struggle with Deep Blue.

Many neighborhoods were still waiting for their old lead pipes to be swapped out, and some people perceived inequities in the replacement process.

He confronted team owners about perceived inequities in pay, verbally sparred with coaches and, of course, engaged opposing receivers in a disruptive dialogue.

Only time will determine if this is the opening salvo in a new era of college athletics where the athletes use their prominence on campus and economic value to the university to give voice to the perceived inequities of campus life.

Neither will the best-picture nominees, in all likelihood, correct perceived inequities in the documentary slot, where the shortlist of 15 contenders (for five slots), chosen by the academy's documentary branch, bypassed high-profile movies like "Tyson" and "Capitalism: A Love Story," or the do-it-yourself sensation "Anvil!

Frustrated by the perceived inequity, Professor Zelinsky unsuccessfully challenged the rule, which the Tax Appeals Tribunal of New York upheld in 2003.

Annoyed at a perceived inequity in chore distribution, she slammed my glass of soda onto the counter, somewhat inadvertently splattering the liquid onto the floor and me.

The perceived inequity led to another change, and from 1995 to 1998, the academy awarded Oscars for best dramatic score and best original musical or comedy score.

We also observed, as expected, a moderating effect of communal orientation on burnout in situations of perceived inequity.

A sample of 259 GP (Response rate = 52%) completed a questionnaire designed to evaluate perceived inequity, communal orientation, and burnout.