Sentence examples for by the continuing inequality from inspiring English sources
It is heavily outweighed by the continuing inequality imposed on thousands of same-sex couples who have been legally married in the five states — plus the District of Columbia — where it is already allowed.
Right now the majority of young people remain trapped in the continuing inequalities created by apartheid.
This will be followed by a less sedate "global scream" - a 90-second mass howl of "rage without restraint" at continuing inequality - sponsored by activists in the once working-class and now bohemian Kreuzberg district.
If the trend continues, inequality will become ever more extreme.
Despite the unique characteristics of each country's situation, the common theme of the protests in the Arab world (as well as in the West) has been largely shaped by the continuing world economic crisis, expanding economic inequality and rising social injustices.
Growing disparities in health outcomes are mainly explained by the continuing social, economic and political stratification of the population and the resulting inequalities[ 10].
"White males are quite unjustly blamed for the continuing triple crisis of unemployment, inequality and poverty".
More work is required to explain the continuing rise in oral cancer incidence and the increasing socioeconomic inequalities, and public health programmes for early detection and prevention of oral cancer need to be developed by working with deprived communities.
Continuing inequality could hinder further progress in improving living standards, the charity says.
Harris-Perry's speech, titled "We Can't Breathe: The Continuing Consequences of Inequality," was first posted by the Cornell Review, the university's "only conservative and libertarian publication".
