Sentence examples for quite unequal from inspiring English sources

But he feels quite unequal to the task.

Conrad I was quite unequal to the situation in Germany.

In today's Washington Post, Lucian Bebchuk, who responded to Hank Paulson's original asset purchase proposal by arguing for public-private funds bidding for assets at auction, says the Geithner plan is pretty good, but for one thing:But while the program is intended to partner public and private capital, the partnership it sets up is quite unequal.

This is not only the influence of the spatial distribution of small and large-scale biogas plants but also due to the relation of grassland to arable land which is quite unequal in the various districts.

The maritime network tends to be also quite unequal, having the top ports creating a sort of a "rich club", which again, together with global network measures, suggests that the network structure tends to evolve towards a hub-and-spoke structure.

Which, our society is quite unequal by definition of these people going around getting all of the accolades and the positions and the media coverage and everything else.

One of Jacques Deray's very good films, he's quite an unequal director, Jacques Deray.

It's not quite as unequal [in the UK] as America, but it's pretty bad".

But even if separate is not inherently unequal, it quite often results in inequalities, especially where separation occurs along lines of socioeconomic status, race and political power.

Quite often, this pattern of unequal protection constitutes environmental racism a pattern first challenged in the courts in a 1979 lawsuit, Bean v. Southwestern Waste Management, for which I served as an expert witness.

Results Even if the technical characteristics of portable ventilators are quite similar, their ergonomics and performance are unequal.