Sentence examples for unequal outcomes from inspiring English sources

The potential for unequal outcomes is "worrisome", the Bank says.

"Its definition of fair society is one that champions the constant reduction of unequal outcomes".

Its definition of a fair society is one that champions the constant reduction of unequal outcomes.

People are more likely to accept unequal outcomes if they feel they have been fairly treated.

The spectacularly unequal outcomes for girls and boys in education are now beyond dispute.

Liberals tend, however, to infer unequal opportunities from the fact of unequal outcomes.

And in this belief Paul is joined by some conservatives who resent that liberals seek government intervention for every unequal outcome.

Given that unequal outcome, Geithner was seen as someone standing in the way of proposals to punish bankers who had caused the crisis.

As discussed in §4.3, to connect chance with randomness will in particular involve consideration of other Bernoulli processes which produce sequences with unequal outcome frequencies.

An unequal outcome has to result from equality of chances at a position, i.e., qualifications alone counting, not social background or influences of milieu.

It does not follow from the fact that this unequal outcome is the result of luck that, if we eliminate the inequality, the resulting equal outcome will not to the same degree be the result of luck, i.e., will not be one in which factors for which people are not responsible play no (or a smaller) causal role in bringing about the outcome.