Sentence examples for age inequality from inspiring English sources
Mr Miliband understood early one of the central questions of the age: inequality.
Greenspan didn't mention that the pre-crisis decade featured declining wages and benefits for most American families, Gilded Age inequality, the hemorrhaging of manufacturing jobs, unsustainable trade deficits and ruinous financial speculation.
Young people are suffering the "worst economic prospects for several generations" as a worrying age inequality gap is opening up in Britain, according to a major state-of-the-nation report.
We Fight to Win is one of the first books to focus on adolescence and political action and deftly explore the ways that the politics of youth activism are structured by age inequality as well as race, class, and gender.
The concentration indices for the explanatory variables suggest that with the exception of seeking antenatal care from nurses/midwives and child age, inequality for all the other variables was concentrated among the rich.
As even in older ages, inequalities represent an unexploited potential to public health, old age inequalities will become increasingly important as many countries are facing aging populations.
In contrast, the present study solely focuses on age inequalities in stage at diagnosis among older women.
There is potential for reducing excess mortality from breast cancer by eliminating age inequalities in stage at diagnosis in women aged 70 years or over.
Future research should test whether innovative treatment strategies, such as use of a polypill, could reverse these age inequalities in treatment of absolute risk of cardiovascular disease.
As ill-health can be prevented and death be delayed, old age inequalities in health should also be possible to reduce.
