Sentence examples for disparity of wealth from inspiring English sources
Thach comments on America's disunity, crime, and disparity of wealth.
We have an increasingly authoritarian government and an increasing disparity of wealth.
For all the talk of "we are all in it together", the sense of "us and them" grew, along with the widening disparity of wealth.
A subtext of Mr. Shonibare's installation is, of course, the disparity of wealth generated by industrialization in the late 19th century.
But Hiney belongs to the postimperial generation, for whom exotic places, with all their disparity of wealth and custom on display, are a commonplace of undergraduate junkets.
The building is home to more than 3,000 people, standing as a potent sign of resistance in a city of great disparity of wealth and equality.
Disparities of wealth had made them jealous and fractious — they could not unite against the enemy.
(Disparities of wealth, as opposed to income, are, of course, much higher).
And Mr. Douthat never sufficiently confronts the way consumerism and disparities of wealth warp meaningful religiosity.
Didion interprets the political text of American life according to a set of beliefs about disparities of wealth and class.
