Sentence examples for deeper inequalities from inspiring English sources

This could bring amazing opportunities and emancipation, but also new forms of exploitation, deeper inequalities, injustices and anger.

Our findings on the patterns (magnitude and direction) of differences across a wide range of MCH outcomes revealed consistent patterns of health inequalities, with deeper inequalities for the outcomes grouped under maternal and infant health status.

In country after country in Latin America, Africa and Asia, these policies have led to deeper inequality and environmental destruction.

Perhaps next time Dutch voters will send a less confused message.Dig deeper: Inequality in the Netherlands: A capital issue.

In the meantime, the federal government appears to be intent on continuing on the path towards deeper inequality enunciated in the 2014 budget.

But walking through them, one gets the sense that these parks are part of a deeper inequality that is concomitant with how disasters in Tokyo are managed.

The free-market orthodoxy of the past three decades not only helped create the crisis we're living through, but gave credibility to policies that have led to slower growth, deeper inequality, greater insecurity and environmental degradation all over the world.

The transitory nature of this area, with young people leaving and older people moving to the countryside to retire after they have made their money, can mask the deeper inequality and poverty beneath.

However some economists believe that every point gained in financialization leads to deeper inequality, slower growth and higher unemployment.

A deeper inequality, due to Kohler-Jobin, see [89, 90], relates the first eigenvalue of the Laplacian to the torsional rigidity.

There are major logistical constraints that prevent women from participating in elections, signaling the deeper inequality that remains between men and women in the country.