inequitable

How To Use inequitable In A Sentence

• Civilisation as we know it today can only lead to an increasingly unjust, and inequitable, distribution of power across the globe.
• Many ‘developing’ economies are either not developing at all or are becoming ever more inequitable.
• It is inequitable because it ignores the question of how many people have to be supported from any one individual's earnings.
• Resource depletion, environmental degradation, inequitable access to resources, tenurial issues, upland poverty and the continuous influx of lowland migrants into the uplands are among the current issues in natural resources management. Chapter 5
• The more inaccessible our post-secondary education becomes, the more inequitable society will become.
• The situation is quite inequitable and causes Legal Aid to be yet another depressed and disappearing public service, only missed when gone or very hard to find.
• The inequitable part was obvious in the lack of female interest in me as I sat all alone in a nightclub. THE MANANA MAN
• When there is inequitable treatment, you get riots.
• It's Hubbard's contention that eight nations are running the world in a shambolic, criminally inequitable way.
• As in inequitable distribution of moneys outrageously held by those who worked for them and ignorantly retained despite the superior claims of those who do not. Minor Familar`s Dictionary