Sentence examples for so unequally from inspiring English sources

But the downside is that the monetary value of these gains is distributed so unequally.

Rarely can two opponents have been so unequally matched in a libel fight.

Africa is rising, the media proclaim, but it is doing so unequally.

Treating shareholders so unequally would not have been possible under British or American law.

Finally, relying on cell phone data may increase the overall pool of potential borrowers, but it does so unequally.

What little growth there has been has also passed most people by, since the spoils have been so unequally distributed.

Most people gained financially over the last decade (unlike in the US, where average incomes have been falling), albeit unequally so.

It appears that, now, in the 21st century, our modern cheeriness is in recession — and unequally so.

Second of all, losses move unequally, so the law of the jungle should still apply: you eat what you can kill.

There, the ability to enforce one's rights can be distributed very unequally, so that free markets can exacerbate these previous injustices.

But the bad news, the two MIT professors add, is that this new wealth, innovation and productivity is being spread unequally, so that only a minority of Americans are benefitting from it.