Sentence examples for remarkably equitable from inspiring English sources
Their union was remarkably equitable, even by modern standards, though it may also have been artistically suffocating.
By contrast, the number of DPPs due to increases in treatment uptakes in men appeared remarkably equitable across SES groups.
These differentials are likely to reflect inequalities in risk factor trends, rather than in evidence based treatments (which were remarkably equitable).
Uptake levels of antihypertensive treatments and statins were remarkably equitable across quintiles for men and women, with no statistically significant differences between them.
With a window onto freedom, there is every reason to hope that the remarkably resilient Egyptian people can achieve a more equitable government.
Last Autumn, the 193 Member States of the United Nations set a remarkably ambitious--and incredibly important--goal for countries around the world: to achieve inclusive and equitable quality education for all in just 15 years.
This is called "equitable sharing".
Sales taxes are not equitable.
It hardly seems equitable.
