Sentence examples for a growing disparity from inspiring English sources

A recent poll put a growing disparity in wealth near the top of French concerns.

The league is also concerned about a growing disparity between big-market and small-market teams.

However, without rethinking the relationship between work and society, the result could be a growing disparity between economic winners and losers.

"There's a growing disparity between those who are doing well and those who are not doing well," said Conor Brady, editor of The Irish Times.

But it has not for a significant minority, according to a new study, which finds a growing disparity in mortality depending on race, income and geography.

Then Mr. Hall began explaining some issues central to the protest, including concerns about a growing disparity in wealth between the rich and the poor in America.

A minimal increase in the availability of RTx was noted in the region, with a noticeably growing disparity between urban and rural areas, the latter being under-resourced.

"These figures indicate an unsustainable, growing disparity between the availability and need.

From my own experience, that couldn't be further from the truth – an awful lot of public sector organisations are seeing a huge and growing disparity between executives and those below them, and only politicians can ultimately change that.

Saez's findings suggest that even though the recession dealt a blow to the 1percentt, it did little to push the U.S. off the path it's been on for decades -- that of a vast and growing disparity between the richest and poorest citizens.

A response to this growing disparity is critical for many moral reasons.