Sentence examples for broad inequality from inspiring English sources

WHILE education is the key to understanding broad inequality trends, it is less obvious whether it can explain the incomes of the superrich.

But we should not lose sight of the broader inequality, between athletes and other college applicants.

This is the one that is more controversial in the context of the broader inequality debate.

In this respondent's view, the lack of available materials (and outreach more generally) was linked to broader inequalities in the distribution of services to ethnic communities within the city.

The answer is clearly that it is about something broader — rising inequality and a corrupted political system — but how should this campaign be prosecuted from here on out?

Patterns of social segregation reflect broader social inequality, argues Mr Cheshire, who has written a book about urban economics and policy.

Studies find broad social inequalities are reproduced in employment organizations through formal policies and informal work norms, as well as recruitment and evaluation practices (Acker 1989; Ely and Meyerson 2000; Steinberg 1990).

However, even in countries where social coverage is broad, social inequalities in health persist, ; for example, the forfeiture of health care for economic reasons affected up to 15% of the adult population in France in 2008.

But Sutcliffe was not focusing on these broader social inequalities.

Janet Fyle, professional policy advisor at the RCM, said that while she did not oppose all financial incentives, efforts to improve breastfeeding rates must address broader health inequalities.

Avoidable mortality is often used as a key indicator of broader health inequalities.