Sentence examples for creating inequality from inspiring English sources

"It's creating inequality.

There's less discussion in Silicon Valley of whether it's happening and more of what to do now: Y Combinator, a tech investment vehicle whose founder brags about being in the business of creating inequality, recently launched a basic income experiment to give out a small no-strings-attached stipend to people in preparation for an age when there just aren't enough jobs for humans.

Given the editorialists' recurring objections to George Bush's tax cuts, their implication here was clear: The Bush Administration has been especially awful in creating inequality.

She wrote it anyway, trying to take an honest look at what still is creating inequality.

But within this context you have to recognize that there are elements of the market today that are creating inequality.

The effect has been a massive upwards transfer of wealth, creating inequality on a scale not seen in decades and an elite of unsurpassed financial power that dominates the global political landscape.

Meanwhile, nepotism flourishes, stifling growth and creating inequalities.

There's no shame in admitting this – we don't lose points on gender if we admit that class, race and ethnicity also have a role – sometimes the primary role – in creating inequalities and exclusion.

"In some ways, the system creates inequality," she adds.

The fact that it funds the Church of England creates inequality.

By making exceptions for a few permitted events, the legislation creates inequality.