Sentence examples for quite inequitable from inspiring English sources

"I actually think Christine has handled member items in a way that's quite inequitable," he said.

It was quite mediocre, very inequitable.

There is a real feeling that change is in the air, but the new portfolio of ACE-funded theatre organisations will only serve the wider needs of the theatre ecology and audiences if it addresses the often quite irrational and inequitable levels of funding of different organisations in different parts of the country that have built up over many years, and been allowed to flourish for too long.

"The effects would be rather random and inequitable," Mr. Arnold said.

It also is an inequitable way of sharing the wealth: quite apart from micro-level issues of favoritism and unequal payscales, even in the richest HRCs, a significant usually young and/or female segment of the population remains structurally excluded from this form of rent distribution as public employment policies favor older, male job seekers.

Inequitable enforcement, he charges.

Some methods of rationing are often inequitable.

London certainly is a very inequitable city.

It is, he admits, "absolutely inequitable".

"It's really inequitable," Senator Bruno said.

"Certain things are consistent: inequitable distribution of teachers, inequitable funding of schools, institutional racism.