Sentence examples for a considerable inequality from inspiring English sources

One explanation is a considerable inequality in maternal mortality and the sources such as nutritional status and health utilization.

Our study suggests a considerable inequality in health and utilisation of preventive health service among reproductive age women.

There remains a considerable regional inequality in patient access to this NICE approved treatment.

Olson [10] suggested that small groups with considerable inequality might favor the provision of a public good.

Oakland, as Y Combinator says, is "a city of great social and economic diversity, and it has both concentrated wealth and considerable inequality".

This means that Sangiovanni's account could be indifferent to considerable inequality among citizens of different countries as long as reciprocity held within each country and obtained in the contribution to a system of physical and economic rights made by the international system.

One of the main findings is that there is considerable inequality, even though there are no major differences in terms of the livelihood diversification between poorer and wealthier households.

There is also considerable inequality among the top 20percentt of households, and even among the top 1percentt.

The Pakistani NGO Shirkat Gha reported earlier this year that half of Pakistani women are married before the age of 18, and in its 2012 report on Pakistan, UNICEF claimed that there's "considerable inequality when it comes to employment for women and men".

Also, there is considerable inequality regarding research productivity on the selected fields between European countries.

In particular, the older population in Ghana faces considerable inequality.