Sentence examples for broad patterns of inequality from inspiring English sources

So Cose supplements interviews with subprime mortgage borrowers and struggling ex-­convicts with statistical analyses, and he interviews lending officers and social service workers — people who can speak to broad patterns of inequality.

Fortunately, the growing social movement of low-wage workers, from domestic workers to restaurant workers, from fast food to retail, is organizing to change our culture and our laws, to disrupt these broader patterns of inequality.

The chasm between town and country is part of a broader pattern of inequality, which, as measured by the Gini Coefficient, has increased to about 0.48 from 0.16 in 1978.

Thus, whereas percent minority measures reflect the composition of a particular neighborhood, they do not assess whether a metropolitan area's organization reflects broader patterns of racial inequality.

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It was part of a broad pattern of politicized, corrupted intelligence.

It was really about a broad pattern of anti-competitive behavior.

And, yet, a close examination of those boards reveals no broad pattern of incompetence or corruption.

This agricultural celebration of Shavuot fit into the broad pattern of Biblical Judaism.

When it comes to explaining this broader form of inequality, skills and education certainly matter.

This fostered, and created new, patterns of inequality and risk.