Sentence examples for Essential disparity from inspiring English sources
It comes down to an essential disparity in approach.
This class will define and address Essential Disparities in child health, informed by national evidence and community needs assessments.
I would not call the passage from Amos racist, as such; but with "Ethiopians" it does single out a nation optically different from the ancient Israelites the prophet addresses - and this tells us that the tendency of considering surface differences as indicative of deep or essential disparities is as ancient as it is wrong.
He begins, encouragingly: "Despite a current impression to the contrary, implicit in nearly every printed utterance on the subject, there should not be any essential functional disparity between the journalist male and the journalist female".
Eliot's reply: "I can understand your wanting to write poems, but I don't quite know what you mean by 'being a poet.' " The exchange captures something essential about the disparity in caliber between the two writers, and it also explains why good satires of the literary life are hard to come by.
A lot of Americans are still spending their money only on socks and other essentials, highlighting the disparity between younger and poorer consumers and those who are benefiting from the economic recovery.
Substantial efforts are essential to eliminate disparities and ensure quality with equity.
Building on individual and collective strengths and resources, such as those available through patients' communities social networks, is essential to addressing disparities affecting racial/ethnic minority populations.
But it is essential to remedy the disparity, she says, to produce a highly skilled technical workforce.
Disparity is essential for judgments about relative depth [ 17] and for performance at near distances [ 18].
Although binocular disparity is essential for depth perception, the close proximity of one's own body under direct vision may prevent the utilization of visual depth information.
