Sentence examples for community inequality from inspiring English sources

Community inequality exerted a significant influence on Māori (but not European) smoking quit rates.

The association with community inequality was particularly profound among women, and for particular age groups living in urban areas.

Second, to what extent can ethnic variation in rates of quitting be explained by community inequality, independently of socio-economic status?

Our findings emphasise that, if future smoking cessation strategies are to be successful, attention has to shift from policies that focus solely on engineering individual behavioural change, to an inclusion of the role of environmental stressors such as community inequality.

The program culminated with a pitch event last Sunday night where teams of five students presented technology-based solutions that could make an impact in justice, health, education, community or inequality.

The British are struggling to determine the impact of deep mistrust of the police in poorer communities, income inequality and rampant youth unemployment.

These small steps are reassuring, but unless they are reflected across entire communities, the inequality at Oxbridge will continue despite its best efforts to redress the balance.

Given the many challenges Asian communities face (inequality of wealth, poverty, food insecurity, unemployment, domestic political instability, etc).

Other risks for children are associated with living and working on the streets, living in institutions and detention, and living in communities where inequality, unemployment and poverty are highly concentrated.

Social scientists have long been interested in understanding the forces that create or destroy communities, social inequality, power, the importance of religion and ritual for dealing with environmental challenges, and the relationship between humans and their environments, all of which are relevant to global health research.

"I believe that the economics profession and the policy community have downplayed inequality for too long," Lagarde said.