Sentence examples for creates an inequality from inspiring English sources

If rent stabilization creates an inequality, it is so poor and middle-class tenants can afford to live in their apartments.

"In a scenario where schools' budgets are ring-fenced, failure to protect funding for young people in further education or other forms of training not only creates an inequality for those young people, but risks fracturing the skills pipeline," he added.

In addition, "behind closed doors" sharing creates an inequality, as Poisot, Mounce, and Gravel note: "…those with good contacts have access to datasets, while others are left out" [ 6].

If I might say, this will absolutely create an inequality" in French football,  said the former Auxerre Manager Guy Roux.

By creating an inequality target that doesn't involve the top end – the rich – the SDG target actually allows room for greater income concentration at the top.

Sahnouni's lawyer, Nurettin Meseci, argued before the council that the removing of his French nationality was discriminatory and created an "inequality between those who are French-born and those who are French-naturalised".

Does this in turn create an inequality for people who are 'differently abled'?

This creates a fundamental inequality in the country's health spending that is the crux of the challenge policymakers face: They need a system that works for people who are ill, but is attractive to those who are healthy and spend little on health care.

As the energy function is quadratic, for each of the n bits flipped, this creates a quadratic inequality.

One is that high income inequality creates an unstable system that is vulnerable to costly booms and busts.

This, I think, is the trail that leads from evictions to the age of Donald Trump: supersized inequality that creates an unbridgeable social and political gulf.