Sentence examples for disparities rising from inspiring English sources

The meeting participants were drawn by growing income disparities, rising college tuition costs, the region's environmental decay.

It's a ground swell that could easily spread to the U.S. as unemployment, wealth disparities, rising food, energy, and gas prices persist.

Asia's two other giants, India and Indonesia, have also seen disparities rise sharply, though less dramatically than China.

In 10 of these 18 countries this disparity rose by at least 10 percent.

The several studies of animals suggest that the rate of increase in phenotypic disparity rises early in most adaptive radiations and then declines (e.g. Lumbsch et al. 2010; Hughes et al. 2013).

But a breakdown in central control, growing income disparities and rising unemployment have gradually led to increased crime.

Many of Mr. Wen's comments on Wednesday were directed at the social problems facing average Chinese citizens, especially the income disparities and rising prices that have put a strain on families and that, party leaders fear, could spur social unrest.

Should the Supreme Court take the extreme though unlikely step of ruling the 2012 election to be invalid, a constitutional and political crisis would follow.Public awareness of voting disparities is rising as rural areas empty, putting pressure on the judiciary to act.

But black people are more than eight times more likely to be stopped than whites, and the disparity is rising, increasing criticism that it is a tool of racial discrimination and may even be counter-productive.

Just because some African economies are recording annual growth rates of more than 6%% does not mean that the lives of average citizens are necessarily improving apace; wealth disparity is rising even faster.

More than two-thirds of the world's people live in countries where income disparities have risen since 1980, often to a startling degree.