Sentence examples for unequal partnership from inspiring English sources

For much of that century, the city and the valley have been locked in an unequal partnership, metropolitan power to rural colony.

"This is an unequal partnership where you have somebody dependent on somebody else in a profound way," said Senator Sam Brownback, Republican of Kansas, who was a leading sponsor of the law.

He has leveraged Britain's interest in the unequal partnership with Washington known as the "special relationship," and his performance has been celebrated in the United States, where he is sometimes compared these days to Churchill.

Marriage used to be generally understood as an unequal partnership, with the wife being subordinated to her husband, whereas now — at least in law and in most of mainstream culture — marriage is viewed as a partnership of equals.

It's an unequal partnership: one-part you flailing sloppily at the keyboard, like one of those monkeys scientists have got locked in a room with a typewriter trying to get it to produce the complete works of Shakespeare (which is, by the way, totally unnecessary.

There might be two reasons for the perception of accepting an unequal partnership with health professionals.

And to the extent that women give it to men, it is because they have acquired it in the first place in unequal partnerships, such as prostitution, based on male power or male patronage.There is a lot of truth to this, of course.

The low income partner was more influential in 11 of the 21 unequal partnerships.

It was an unequal and lopsided partnership but, strangely, it worked very well.

First, health professionals' traditional paternalistic attitudes to health communication makes Chinese patients believe that the partnership is unequal [ 32, 33].

"UK retail banking remains a curious kind of public-private partnership, but a highly unequal one – the public take the losses while private interests take the profits.