Sentence examples for dangerous inequality from inspiring English sources

"Tax dodging practised by corporations and enabled by federal policymakers contributes to dangerous inequality that is undermining our social fabric and hindering economic growth," the report said.

The stubborn urban underclass that the "ferals" often hail from seems more under and angry than ever; the government has mostly failed to soothe it, or meaningfully to repair Britain's dangerous inequality.These and other worries have been sharpened by widespread doubt (graver than normal) in government's ability to do anything at all, even to tell the truth.

"We need to fundamentally rethink what structural and systemic changes are needed in the economy to make sure we address climate and dangerous inequality, which is leading to massive social tensions.

"The most successful way to tackle this dangerous inequality is neither criminalization or legalization, but the 'Third Way': decriminalize the prostituted while offering meaningful exit strategies and hold the buyers accountable".

Everything central bankers traditionally rely on to combat economic problems are much more likely to fuel dangerous asset bubbles under conditions of severe inequality.

Similar experiments at the national level have left the U.S. teetering on the edge of dangerous economic inequality.

4.38pm GMT He describes "dangerous and growing inequality" as "the defining challenge of our time".

A coefficient above 0.4 is generally regarded as the warning level for dangerous levels of inequality.

Desmond has written essays on educational inequality, dangerous work, political ideology, race and social theory, and the inner-city housing market.

But she quickly learned, plowing through books that convinced her that the growing reach of corporations was leading to "a grotesque and dangerous polarization and inequality around the world".

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently said western governments should force the top 1% of earners to pay more more tax to try to reduce dangerous levels of inequality.