Sentence examples for creates a disparity from inspiring English sources

This debt slows our national economy, limits homeownership, and creates a disparity in wealth accumulation that continues to widen the racial wealth gap in America.

Any jump in input creates a disparity between the probability distribution profile (the steady-state solution immediately before the jump) and the new steady-state solution.

Often, habitats altered by humans cannot recover naturally without significant management intervention, which creates a disparity between the temporal scale of disturbance regimes and the conditions under which salmon evolved.

This creates a disparity with respect to payment for performance and has been a cause of contention in the Ugandan public health care system for a long time [ 34, 36, 41].

"That's created a disparity of the health factor of food along economic lines, and we need to address that".

But 40 more departments that responded had no such programs, according to the survey, creating a disparity in the treatment of juveniles within the state.

The current trend in engineering education in Nigeria has created a disparity between the quality of training received by the graduates vis-'-vis the employers expectations in the business and industries in the country despite its enormous resources.

It is often the wealthiest herders (e.g. those with the largest, most productive herds) who can marry the most wives and bear the most children, creating a disparity between rich and poor in not only wealth but also production (access to labour) and reproductive success (Borgerhoff Mulder 1992; Herren 1989; Cronk 2004; Fratkin and Roth 2005).

"The gaps of opportunity, technology, education and so on are creating a disparity in the country that's not healthy for any of us".

The governor, in his veto message, said the bill by Sen. Hannah-Beth Jackson (D-Santa Barbara) created a disparity between state and federal law that could require employers in some cases to grant up to 24 weeks of leave.

We created a disparity gradient (disparity-defined surface slant) by horizontally compressing one eye's half-image and magnifying the other eye's half-image.