Sentence examples for deep disparities from inspiring English sources

But narrower comparisons illuminate deep disparities.

The study found deep disparities in access to health care between those with insurance and those without it.

Florida, the only battleground state on that list, is another one with deep disparities between its uninsured populations based on geography.

But as the Council moved into new territory, other leaders addressing the summit meeting in the General Assembly kept to familiar attacks against the deep disparities between rich and poor nations.

The difficulties illustrate the deep disparities that have developed between the two Koreas since they went to war 50 years ago and also demonstrate how difficult it would be to reunite the Korean peninsula.

Immigration advocates accuse Trump officials of seeking to enact a policy that targets low-income, Latino or black immigrant communities where there are already deep disparities in health care.

There is still a deep disparity when it comes to education, opportunities, and socioeconomic standing in the community.

In the decades since, a deep disparity has grown between the poverty-stricken Palestinian east side and largely Jewish Israeli west Jerusalem: for example, annually only 13% of the city's building permits issued by the Israeli government are granted to Palestinians in east Jerusalem.

Later statements by Rosario Murillo — the government spokeswoman who is also the wife of President Daniel Ortega — suggested that Nicaragua is also seeking to draw attention to the deep disparity between the way Cuban and other Latin American migrants are treated both on their journey and once they get to the US.

The yawning gap between the prosperous capital city and the impoverished slum mirrors the deeper disparities in Brazil, one of the world's most unequal nations.

For there are, if not excuses, nonetheless real persisting reasons for the still-deep disparity between black and white Americans concerning economic and academic attainment, concerning our experience of equal protection, liberty and justice, that no amount of preaching or taking stock can wish away.