Sentence examples for disproportionate access to from inspiring English sources

Some companies appear to have enjoyed disproportionate access to ministers at the Treasury.

A recurring theme is a sense of grievance and resentment among ex-soldiers who perceive today's South Africa as loaded against them, even though statistics consistently show that the white minority still enjoys disproportionate access to education, jobs and wealth.

Most shopping dollars would stay in the suburbs, unemployment would remain in the double digits in some neighborhoods, and underserved communities would continue to have disproportionate access to affordable groceries.

Concerned that wealthier countries would gain disproportionate access to vaccines while creating cost barriers for others, Indonesia invoked sovereign ownership of a virus isolated in its territory.

Losing economic and geopolitical leverage in Asia: The AIIB is poised to have disproportionate access to fast-growing investment and development funding opportunities in Asia.

The Rehnquist Supreme Court had defined corruption broadly to include big money calling the tune in politics (2000), and disproportionate access to elected officials and undue influence for donors of elected officials (2003).

It is particularly alarming when combined with the disproportionate access afforded to industry participants in the arguments about what constitutes sensible financial reform.

Clientalism arises from the disproportionate access major donors have to politicians in comparison to other citizens.

The FCC maintains that disproportionate access between low- and high-income Americans is a top concern.

Indigenous communities frequently complain of displacement and the destruction of their ancestral lands to make way for mining, tourism and infrastructure projects, while government studies show they suffer structural discrimination, disproportionate poverty and substandard access to health, education and employment.

The results of this Review should give rise to a national review and revision of provisions that impede access to opioids, disproportionate to their (intended) benefit in preventing misuse, in these 11 European countries.