Sentence examples for seriously unequal from inspiring English sources
Mill argued that seriously unequal societies, by preventing individuals from developing their deliberative powers, mold individuals' character in unhealthy ways and impede their ability to live virtuous lives.
Similarly, Bowen et al. [30] inferred the existence of a seriously unequal number of DRB loci in California sea lions based on the number of cDNA sequences isolated from various individuals, which were found to express from three to seven DRB genes in peripheral blood.
On this second point of clarification, conflating the social determinants of health and the social processes that shape these determinants' unequal distribution can seriously mislead policy.
Politically, "northern Labour" is a development to which Burnham personally will probably turn out to be unequal, yet it should be taken seriously: how should southern Labour respond?
As we do not all need an equal level of intensive care (eg we do not all need maximum advanced life support now, nor do we all want it if we were to become seriously ill), equity is often defined as 'treating equals equally, and unequals unequally with respect to their relevant inequality'.
If the need for correction is taken seriously, then legal recognition of difference cannot by itself imply unequal treatment.
While officials agreed to make the bailout fund more flexible and enhanced its role, they did not increase its size, and as a result it may prove unequal to the task ahead if countries beyond Greece, Portugal and Ireland run seriously afoul of the market.
This phenomenon is known as the gender paradox; in some types of disorders or problem behaviors that have an unequal sex ratio, those with the lower prevalence tend to be more seriously affected by high-risk factors [ 20].
Education is unequal, too.
