Sentence examples for an equity problem from inspiring English sources

Yet Pyne says we do not have an equity problem.

Yet Pyne says we do not have an equity problem in Australia.

Yet education minister Christopher Pyne says we do not have an equity problem in Australia's education system.

We are also the third lowest funders of public education in the OECD, yet Pyne says this doesn't matter – because we do not have an equity problem.

In my view such extremes of wealth and poverty are not good for any of our children, but minister Pyne tells me they do not indicate an equity problem in Australian education.

Long serving Nationals Senator Ron Boswell told News Corp many people thought it had "an equity problem...That's falling on the lower-income earners, more so than the high-income earners or middle-income earners".

Yet Pyne can't see any equity problems.

"The banks are trying to shoehorn an affordability fix into a negative equity problem," said Frank Pallotta, a managing partner of the Loan Value Group, which runs the homeowner incentive program used by PMI.

In the article for the NY Times magazine and in the book, Kristof and WuDunn characterise gender discrimination in the west as merely a pay equity problem, with minor amounts of endurable sexual harassment, and contrast this with sex slavery, honour killings and the disappearance of girls in more patriarchal developing countries.

This results in a serious equity problem, especially with regard to patients without high income, who cannot afford to pay directly to physicians.

Obstetric fistula represents a major equity problem that can only be addressed through improved access to social and economic development for girls and women in general, with ensuing better access to quality obstetric care.