Sentence examples for basic inequity from inspiring English sources
On commentary in Sri Lanka, Mark Waugh could be heard talking with a sense of weary resignation about the basic inequity of the modern bat, with its club-like demolition of the old orthodoxies of sweet spot and timing.
Education experts have long argued that a basic inequity in American schooling is that students in poor neighborhoods are frequently taught by low-paid rookie teachers who move on as they gain experience and rise up the salary scale.
In an op-ed in Monday's Financial Times, Prime Minister Modi reminded everyone about the basic inequity at the heart of climate-change policy: advanced nations, such as the United States, industrialized by burning lots of fossil fuels, and now they are asking developing countries to forgo this path.
But as he vows to stay put until they throw him out, he describes a basic inequity.
Powers concluded, "This isn't just another breakup song; it's an elegy for female empowerment, Beyoncé's admission that no amount of money, fame or skill can solve the basic inequity between her man's heart and her own".
"If women want to redress the basic inequity of the halakha, the skewing of the law so that men are the agents and women the objects of actions," she wrote, "then we have to create a situation where the whole system is endangered without [such a redress], and it becomes a hora'at sha'ah to declare women full proactive human beings.
These straits are due not to a lack of "Anglo-Saxon energy" but to the basic inequities of the island's skewed economy and a patronizing U.S. Congress that appears content with the demeaning neverland between statehood and independence, either of which would mark a new and better day for Puerto Rico.
In "The Dark Knight Rises," while the corruption and chaos have been reduced through the mass incarceration of gangland figures, the city's basic inequities seem to have increased, and the movie gives every appearance of endorsing all of the nasty digs that Ann Hathaway's Catwoman character takes at the Gotham elite.
Although little can be done in the short term about the larger issues that affect women's choices and lives--stereotyping, gender schemas that favor men, pay inequity, and basic biology--interventions positive and negative can and do occur at each stage in a woman's academic life.
Does it fight inequalities (inequities)?
"You've got to make some policy decisions now to reduce inequity, increase the basic education, address issues of governance and corruption, show leadership and have strong regional integration if you are going to avoid the middle-income trap," Mr. Nag said.
