Sentence examples for double disparity from inspiring English sources
We explored this "double disparity" for the first time in Maryland.
The results of this study provide insight into how state agencies can better address the double disparity of disproportionate environmental hazards and limited access to health care resources facing vulnerable communities in Maryland.
By assessing both presence of TRI facilities and HPSA designation, we assessed the potential "double disparity" of being environmentally overburdened and underserved in terms of health care access across neighborhoods with varying sociodemographic composition.
We hypothesized that low-income and people of color communities are both overburdened by environmental hazards and unhealthy land uses and underserved by health infrastructure known as the "double disparity".
In reference to HPSA status, additional research is needed to address the potential "double disparity" effect for non-white and economically disadvantaged communities who are living in HPSA tracts that were disproportionately burdened by TRI facilities and may have differential exposure to toxins reported and not reported by facilities under EPCRA.
That is double the disparity experienced by black women with only a high school degree.
Cork-born teenager Conor MacSweeney (Alex Murphy) and his best friend Jock Chris Walleyy) are a classic little-and-large double act, the disparity in their heights made even more comical by the way they sport near-identical tracksuits, close-shaved haircuts and bumfluff moustaches.
There will be no double standard or disparity in treatment of black women by their male counterparts -- not in the workplace, not on the airwaves nor in any other locale.
However, by 2011 the disparity doubled to about $30,000.
Median wealth of whites is now 20 times that of black households and 18 times that of Hispanic households, double the already marked disparities that had prevailed in the decades before the recent recession, the study found.
Two of the major factors contributing to this disparity include tight double recombination events and segregation distortion found in marker data (Sybenga 1996; Knox and Ellis 2002).
