Sentence examples for Social imbalances from inspiring English sources
Trade imbalances, without counteracting policies, create regional disparities and social imbalances, leading to an explosive fragmentation.
"Honduras is a country with obscene social imbalances, and very little is being done to address that".
Except that he really only talks about one issue, wrapped around one event: the financial trauma of 2008, and the social imbalances that remain.
Its leading theorists argued that Brazil's authoritarian political culture and profound social imbalances had their roots in the country's long history of slavery.
This is the context for what could be the most daring aspect of May's premiership in the longer term – her readiness to use government to redress the deepening financial and social imbalances of the recent past.
This story of a wealthy professional woman driven to desperate measures to produce a son for her husband deftly balances universal social imbalances with more explicitly regional ones, with an aching human centre in Uche Nwadili's remarkable lead performance.
"In this way, a legitimate social imbalance is uncovered," Dr. Kearns said.
Money pouring in but not trickling down tends to create a dangerous social imbalance.
What seems to lie behind all this is an anxiety that addressing unfairness and social imbalance will undermine academic achievement.
One percent education perpetuates a psychology of social imbalance that is the very antitheses of John Dewey's dream.
The 80% of men who play women will now flood the virtual world with testosterone creating a social imbalance which can only result in even greater distinctiveness for the women playing the game.
