Sentence examples for relative equality from inspiring English sources

The craft guilds required relatively stable markets and a relative equality of income and opportunity amongst their members to function effectively.

Whatever the Gini coefficient [of relative equality] may say, there iss something vicious about Indian inequality".

"Inclusive capitalism is fundamentally about delivering a basic social contract comprised of relative equality of outcomes".

The protest by female Ford machinists – helped by Fred Blake – means there is relative equality today.

Last week, scientists from University College London released a paper presenting evidence that men and women in early society lived in relative equality.

If we count cities within five percentage points of that line as having relative equality, just one in 10 cities and towns in America meets that standard.

Considering expression patterns for duplicated genes in a polyploid, relative to their orthologs in related diploids, twelve possible categories have been described, where each category corresponds to a combination of relative equalities or inequalities between two diploids and between the total expression in the tetraploid [ 18, 19, 27].

Unfortunately, the debate about the equity-efficiency trade off (and its close and equally meaningless relative, the equality-efficiency trade off) elides the real question, and encourages knee-jerk rather than thoughtful consideration.

Peculiarly, the 1970s have taken on a rosy glow of relative income equality and housing affordability.

Yet beginning in the 1970s, the forces that helped produce a broad middle class and relative income equality have been under assault — from both parties.

These are places with loose social structures and relative social equality, without the Ivy League status system of the Northeast or the star structure of L.A.