Sentence examples for unequal terms from inspiring English sources

Arbitrators compete with courts on unequal terms.

Walder, F. et al. Mycorrhizal networks: common goods of plants shared under unequal terms of trade.

Mr. Siedle questions why any state pension plan would agree to invest under such unequal terms.

Other factors make this system a game played on unequal terms, such as the introduction of majority verdicts in 1967.

Evin becomes a place of Orwellian illumination, a stage on which a secular liberal and a pro-government Islamist converse, albeit on unequal terms.

To many Burmese, however, Myitsone came to represent everything that they hate about the unequal terms of trade between resource-rich Myanmar and its resource-hungry neighbour.

We may be unequal in terms of power but it doesn't mean our rights are diminished because of it.

And while the races were separate, they were also clearly unequal in terms of wealth, power and status.

Blair is likely to argue that the relationship is always unequal in terms of military hardware, but partnership with the US is essential to UK national security, and wider UK influence in the world particularly since 9/11.

At the same time, it's becoming more unequal in terms of wealth and income.

The two countries hardly became good neighbours, with the issues of Ethiopian access to the Eritrean ports of Massawa and Assab and unequal trade terms souring relations.