Sentence examples for seemed more equitable from inspiring English sources

A lottery seemed more equitable.

The conditional form of the clause may at first sight seem more equitable.

Things appear more equitable in production facilities and factories.

The U.S. has angered both Mexico and Canada with what those nations are calling "poison pill" demands that seem more designed to sabotage the talks entirely than achieve an equitable resolution.

A flat tax may seem, at first glance, more equitable, but it may mean that people in high-cost areas would lose the deductions that lower their tax bills, Dr. Luscombe said.

Sometimes, it really is all on you - sometimes it's you giving 100% while they give 0%, while other times, it seems to be a more equitable balance of 50/50.

Indeed, this seemed to have made compensation more equitable.

Mr. Bo's public support for a revival of socialist principles and more equitable wealth distribution seems to diverge from Mr. Jiang's support of market-driven initiatives.

Moreover, life seems to be becoming a bit more equitable for men and women, and in a break from tradition parents now send their daughters to get as much schooling as their sons.

That seems like quite a jump, but considering the costs that go into fulfilling orders for a successful project, it's a more equitable arrangement than it seems at first glance.

And Danielle Adams, a Barkley-esque forward, will start the game as the team's first all-American, the descendant of basketball pioneers whose struggles she seemed startled to learn about in this far more equitable era.