Sentence examples for somewhat inequitable from inspiring English sources
Higher fuel prices might promote more efficient vehicle use, but they are somewhat inequitable, affecting drivers with and without alternatives.
"Although the absence of benefits makes postdocs more affordable for principal investigators (PIs)," says Eckardt, "academic institutions use postdocs as a major part of their workforce, and they actually perform much of the work, so it seems somewhat inequitable that postdocs are ineligible for the benefits assigned to university faculty and employees," she says.
Inequitable enforcement, he charges.
It was quite mediocre, very inequitable.
Some methods of rationing are often inequitable.
London certainly is a very inequitable city.
It is, he admits, "absolutely inequitable".
"It's really inequitable," Senator Bruno said.
schools are the nation's most inequitable.
"Certain things are consistent: inequitable distribution of teachers, inequitable funding of schools, institutional racism.
Primary caretakers face inequitable professional hurdles.
