Sentence examples for because of unequal from inspiring English sources
There is widespread "horizontal inequity" in property taxes because of unequal assessments upon owners.
Millions go without health insurance; homelessness and racist violence are realities; and thousands of children in public schools are undereducated because of unequal resources for education.
Difficulties arise partly from the nature of the cycle of agricultural production and partly because of unequal distribution of incomes within each country.
Ranks Health Systems A World Health Organization report indicated that European health systems generally performed best and that the United States was lagging, largely because of unequal distribution of health care services.
Exceptions occur in countries such as India, where the mortality of females may be higher than that of males in childhood and at the ages of childbearing because of unequal allocation of resources within the family and the poor quality of maternal health care.
Chikuvire et al. (2006) reported that women in SSA are disadvantaged in marketing because of unequal distribution of resources as well as cultural barriers.
Proposition 32 has drawn opposition from the League of Women Voters and major editorial boards, because of its unequal treatment of labor and corporations.
"Most people agree it's wrong for someone to be in a sexual relationship with their boss because of the unequal power balance," Dr. Spiegel said.
The debate over growth controls is made all the more intense because of the unequal way the nation's long economic boom has treated Americans.
Patrick Chamberlayne QC, for Mr Lawrence, told the court the division was "flawed" because of the unequal financial contributions which the two men brought to the partnership.
"I think it's impossible for us to defend our territory because of the unequal strengths of the two armies," said Cpl. Waje Naw Ja, 32, as he lay in a hospital bed stained with dried blood, his right leg amputated below the knee because of a landmine wound.
