Sentence examples for declining equality from inspiring English sources

Miles Corak, a Canadian economist whose paper is due to be published alongside Professor Mankiw's, shows that rising income inequality coincides with declining equality of opportunity.

Income equality is declining in both emerging markets like China and the home of the 99%, the US.

It bizarrely suggests that federal agencies are blocking equality by declining to grant benefits to civil union partners, as if the state's refusal to allow same-sex couples to marry did not cause the denial of benefits in the first place.

With growing socio-economic inequality has come a further decline in equality of opportunity.

After the unification, a decline in equality was immediately imminent.

"Birthrates here are declining because of a lack of equality for women," said Ms. Inoguchi, the former minister.

The Guardian's opening salvo was pretty depressing as well: "Support for gender equality appears to be declining".

The commitment to social equality and the issue of declining birth rates allowed women to have some rights, such as child care and child allowances.

Moreover, the cascading failure scale of equality-based CISN is greatest with declining demand, while the other two kinds of CISN's is greatest under energy price shocks.

Declining home ownership among the young also undermines wealth equality.

Up to a point, declining birthrates correlate with trends in health and wealth and female equality that nobody wants to see reversed.