Sentence examples for deepened inequality from inspiring English sources

Obama conceded there were legitimate concerns about how global forces had deepened inequality.

The spectacular growth has created few jobs and entrenched or even deepened inequality.

They have also sucked wealth, rentier-style, out of sitting-duck monopolies, concentrated economic decision-making in fewer and fewer hands, deepened inequality and failed to deliver the investment essential to sustainable growth.

The enthusiasm with which Mandela has been embraced in the western world is not only about the racial reconciliation he led, which was a remarkable achievement, but the extent of the ANC's accommodation with corporate South Africa and global finance, which has held back development and deepened inequality.

Richard Florida has documented the connection between innovation and inequality across global cities, where "winner-take-all urbanism" has deepened inequality, segregation and poverty.

"Rapid increase in the number of such schools may contribute to sub-standard education, less investment in free and quality public schools, and deepened inequalities in the recipient countries, leaving behind children who cannot afford even low-fee schools," the committee statement said.

Persistent conflicts, financial and economic crises, volatile food and energy prices, and climate change have deepened inequalities and have adversely affected women and girls, according to the U.N. report.

Otherwise, this toll will deepen inequality and increase poverty.

But you argue that there's another possibility — that it will only deepen inequality.

The result is deepening inequality of wealth distribution alongside greater income inequality.

Nick Dearden, director of the advocacy group Global Justice Now, said the report shows deepening inequality across the continent.