Sentence examples for unequal making from inspiring English sources

Sixty years ago today the Supreme Court handed down one of the most defining decisions in the country's history when it ruled that "separate educational facilities are inherently unequal," — making segregation in schools a violation of the constitution.

Illustrating the strong negative effect on women, a 15-year study of members of a large health maintenance organization in Oregon found that having unequal decision making power in marriage was associated with a higher risk of death for women, though not for men.

And, in Wal-Mart v. Dukes, the Supreme Court made it harder for female workers to band together to sue their employer for unequal pay, making it nearly impossible for women to wage costly litigation battles on their own.

"When labor costs are unequal, it makes it more difficult to make the business case for Canada".

But, again by No Causation by Contraries, this result is absurd: nothing that is unequal could make something be equal.

This is because unequal QoS makes the interference among the users more heterogeneous, such that equal bit allocation becomes more improper.

Today, more young women go to college than men, but unequal pay makes it harder for them to pay back student loans.

Unequal lift made the wings tilt, or bank: the end with more lift rose, while the other end dropped, causing a turn in the direction of the lower end.

Such results demonstrate that the distributional effect cannot fully account for responder behavior in allocator/responder games: after all, distributions are just as unequal when made by a computer, a human, or any other mechanism.

This unequal situation makes women more vulnerable to domestic violence [ 2].

Second, the long-term unequal partnership makes Chinese patients habitually believe that health professionals should dominate the way health communication occurs.