Sentence examples for really unequal from inspiring English sources

"It was really unequal before," she said of women in the Chinese art scene.

So within six months he knew that he was really unequal to the task, and so he gathered the cardinals together in a consistory, just as was recently done, a couple hours ago, and he announced to the cardinals his intention to resign.

A similar pattern can be found by looking at the gini coefficient of betweenness, where we find that the distribution for the entire network is really unequal, whereas the scores for top 100 nodes are much more equal (Fig. 7).

A Congressional aide said White House officials had made it clear that "they really must have an unequal drug benefit".

But can the countries of the world's most unequal region really call themselves middle-class societies?

"The UK will never really address the problem of unequal pay until there are systems in place to expose and tackle the huge gap between what men and women doing similar jobs in the same workplaces are paid".

If queer black people were already marginalized, despite the fact that the state is 37percentt African-American, this discriminatory legislation only reinforces how unequal life in Mississippi really is.

"Just one person can spark the mind and change the viewpoints of a lot of biased folks out here who really don't think the system itself is unequal," said Milwaukee Bucks forward and Chicago native, Jabari Parker.

A top-heavy, unequal society with extremes of wealth and poverty is what really threatens child welfare, not children born out of wedlock.

My sense is that there are very few true deficit hawks; the vast majority of those who claim that title are really just using the deficit to pursue the goal of a more unequal society.

Hancock's pro-tech vision for upgrading the UK's healthcare service doesn't really engage with that critique of modern tech services having a potentially unequal impact on a free-at-the-point-of-use, taxpayer-funded health service.