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Unequally in sentence

25 examples of Unequally in a sentence

Opportunities are unequally distributed.
If you decide to watch R.O.T.O.R., you're in for a unique and once-only journey into an obscure dimension of unequally bad B-cinema.
First, the burden of economic dislocation was borne unequally.
An absolute inability to consider the point of view of the other and to go beyond a sense of collective martyrdom still lingers, unequally to be fair, over the entire region.
Put differently: not only take-home pay, but also employment opportunities can be unequally distributed.
Why is the spell of the resource curse cast so unequally?
India's past population growth has been accompanied - if much too slowly and unequally - by improving health, education, and economic welfare.
In Africa’s wealthiest nation – but also the nation where wealth is most unequally shared – a bold populist now holds ultimate power over government policy.
Innovation and InequalityPARIS – When the benefits of economic growth are distributed very unequally, social bonds fray.
This is too much for a democratic country, especially one where the tax burden is very unequally shared.
The real problem is not water scarcity; it is that existing supplies are unequally distributed and thus unaffordable to the poor.
The low status of women on Planet Worst cannot be blamed on cultural stasis: many of the “surprise” countries – Romania, Portugal, the Philippines, and India – treated women far more unequally a mere 50-100 years ago.
But while most EU governments pay lip service to the idea of creating a common foreign and security policy, they fail to address a key stumbling block - the fact that power, and the ability to project power, is distributed unequally across the member states.
Many migrants are searching for jobs because they have missed out on globalization’s unequally distributed gains, and they see no future for themselves if they remain where they are; countless others have been displaced by conflicts or natural disasters.
But even these latter benefits have been distributed unequally.
The benefits of economic growth will be less unequally distributed than in the past few years, though they will still accrue disproportionately to those who are already better off.
Access to land is one of the key determinants of hunger, and it is even more unequally distributed than income.
Open markets and economic globalization can be disruptive, but they also create wealth (albeit often unequally distributed).
To be sure, solidarity is much harder to sustain when sacrifice is shared unequally.
Both food and monetary incomes are so unequally distributed that billions of people cannot afford a healthy and balanced diet.
It is that food is so unequally distributed and irrationally consumed that there is widespread malnutrition at both ends of the spectrum: the world’s most deprived people die or suffer from cognitive impairment because of undernutrition, while others face death or disease because of obesity.
Again, trade affected domestic workers unequally, but now moderately educated workers in developed countries – particularly small towns – bore the brunt of the pain, while higher-skilled workers in urban service-sector industries flourished.
Such a circumstance could only exasperate farther, and, when he ceased, the colour rose into her cheeks, and she said:"In such cases as this, it is, I believe, the established mode to express a sense of obligation for the sentiments avowed, however unequally they may be returned.
The inequality between husband and wife, in his opinion, lay in the fact that the infidelity of a wife and that of a husband were unequally punished both by law and by public opinion.
Chapter X IN WHICH PASSEPARTOUT IS ONLY TOO GLAD TO GET OFF WITH THE LOSS OF HIS SHOESEverybody knows that the great reversed triangle of land, with its base in the north and its apex in the south, which is called India, embraces fourteen hundred thousand square miles, upon which is spread unequally a population of one hundred and eighty millions of souls.