Sentence examples for already unequal from inspiring English sources

"this league is already unequal in money.

A relaxation of nudity standards would only worsen the already unequal representation of the female body, which is usually the unclothed one.

Salaried and striving parents are queuing up to fuel the boom in a market valued in excess of £6bn a year, hyperventilating that their kids are being left behind as an already unequal form of education plunges into something that would make the feudal system look like the dictatorship of the proletariat.

Add that to a climate in which squeezed wages and cuts to in-work benefits are pushing more children into hardship – by 2022, the Institute for Fiscal Studies estimates, more than 5 million children will be in poverty – and we're bang in the middle of a crisis in which disadvantaged kids are going into primary school with their already unequal life chances shrinking even further.

The last six years has seen unprecedented food inflation that has hurt the poor and widened inequalities in an already unequal society.

Since nearly all European immigrants settled in the southeastern and southern areas of the Empire, ethnic distribution, already unequal before the mass immigration, became even more divergent between regions.

"America is already very unequal, and his proposals would make income inequality a lot worse," Gardner said.

"As Palestinians who are Israeli citizens, we are already so unequal and so much on the margins.

Since then, Lisbon's objectives were undermined by the sheer economic inflexibility of having a single interest rate across an already very unequal European single currency zone.

The law already prohibits unequal treatment on the basis of sex, race or age, and the bill would add to that list sexual orientation.

Yet the current system is already terribly unequal: low-skilled, young and over-50 workers often face hard times and lose their dignity.