Sentence examples for unequal results from inspiring English sources
These unequal systems produce unequal results.
Statistical analysis was in its infancy, and written examinations documented unequal results without easy solutions.
Right now, France has what amounts to a reverse affirmation action -- a system of supposed equality that guarantees unequal results.
Which is why, faced with the evidence of unequal results around us, former prime minister Paul Keating – the very leader of the neoliberal reforms that defined Labor's character for 30 years – has himself declared his economic project dead.
"You expect unequal results in a market economy, very unequal," the Berkshire Hathaway founder said in a video published Tuesday by Reuters TV.
This difference in perspective might lead to unequal results for utility measurements which can be explained by a phenomenon called response shift.
One reason for this unequal result, said Jared Bernstein, a senior economist at the Economic Policy Institute in Washington, a liberal research group, is that workers have lost bargaining power as growth and productivity have remained strong while employment faltered.
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.
b The first cell division of the zygote is unequal and results in the formation of a smaller terminal cell and a larger basal cell.
The unequal flow results in reciprocal hypo- and hypervolemia in the affected twins, striking growth differences and physiologic adaptations in response to this significant stressor.
Two features of this kind of political equilibrium must be underlined: Balanced terror between individuals of unequal force results from the salient mutilating and incapacitating power of hand-accelerated weapons.
