Sentence examples for created inequalities from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, as Ofsted has noted, this has created inequalities and unfairness because children with clued-up parents have often been judged to have conditions like "dyslexia" when it's debatable whether they are sufferers.

The increased concentration of population in coastal cities such as these created inequalities in development and gave rise to attempts to promote compensatory growth in the interior of the state, where some country towns were in decline.

For example, while the UN's Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean has produced a report on how the intersection of gender and indigenous identity created inequalities in access to resources, the UN Economic and Social Commission for western Asia (which covers the Middle East) has yet to render special recognition for women of religious minorities in the region.

This narrow spatial focus for development created inequalities among the regions of Bangladesh (Islam 1978).

It is argued here that food production was similarly an outcome of the conditions that created inequalities and prestige technologies in complex hunting and gathering societies.

But Malcolm X was always critical of the way America exercised its power in the world in ways that created inequalities and imbalances.

In remarks he made during his stay in Bolivia, the Pope inveighed against unbridled free-market capitalism as a "new colonialism" that encouraged materialism, despoiled the environment, and created inequality.

The government mistreated Sunnis and created inequality.

Sociologists have also created inequality indices, which measure how well each class of workers does in the labour market, examining things such as glass ceilings [14].

Nepotism and cronyism created inequality in clinical training and support and undermined the authority of management to improve standards of care.

Meanwhile, nepotism flourishes, stifling growth and creating inequalities.