Sentence examples for perfect equity from inspiring English sources

Still, he was first among equals: Hummel, the consummate craftsman, parceled out his material with perfect equity.

Currently, PSI provides guidance on how to interpret general trends in the concentration index, such that a movement in the index's value towards zero, perfect equity, is considered favorable.

The sum of the bars would be zero if utilization were equal across income and the need bar would be the only bar to appear if there were perfect equity.

Furthermore, available data for 23/34 SSA countries suggest substantial inequity (GINI coefficient ≥0.4; the GINI coefficient ranges from 0, perfect equity, to 1, absolute inequity, with a value of 0.4 being considered the international alert line)), highlighting that the poor may benefit least from health investments, thus limiting overall health gains.

In a reaction to the awards announcement, Mother Jones, which boasts perfect byline equity in a recent issue of 41 male bylines and 41 female bylines, ran an online interview with Erin Belieu of VIDA.

He added that the company was "a perfect private-equity fit".

Having near-perfect salary equity in its home market is good, but if those figures are different in other regions, the company has work ahead of it.

Gib Marquardt, a group creative director of McCann Erickson New York, called the T-shirt "the centerpiece of the launch advertising, and it becomes a perfect bit of equity as we tell the N.F.L. story".

That's not to say that private equity is perfect.

Sure, it's not always perfect, but what other equities market compares with the American track record for long-term growth and stability?

Many of these subsidiaries are perfect targets for capable private equity specialists.