Sentence examples for was more equal from inspiring English sources

"Compared to any other country from which we have data, America in that era was more equal.

In TV, the picture was more equal, though still miles off parity – women accounted for 28% of showrunners, producers, directors, writers, editors, and directors of photography on shows aired in the 2012-2013 season.

Although male responses were similar, the split between "Yes" and "No" answers for "extended running periods" and "increased train frequency" was more equal (47 % for "Yes" vs. 53 % for "No" and 50%% for "Yes" vs. 50%% for "No", respectively).

When compared with the entire group of women in the Danish background population (20 65 years) (Giraldi et al. 2015), the present study cohort (19 63 years) was younger and the prevalence of sexual dysfunction was more equal among age-matched control persons and women with BD than compared to all women in the Danish background population.

All the models were equal, but one was more equal than the others, and she was called Romaniţa Iovan.

In a November 2011 poll from the Public Religion Research Institute, 60percentt agreed that "our society would be better off if the distribution of wealth was more equal".

International gender equality rankings show that in North America, Australia and Europe, women and men are more equal than in, say, Southern Asia.

But some are more equal than others.

Some are more equal than others.

"Some animals are more equal than others".

"In this city, in places like Galliagh, everybody is more equal but some are more equal than others".