Sentence examples for dramatic inequality from inspiring English sources
The Sesync study lends credence to an argument I've also made frequently - that at the core of our current civilisational model is a dramatic inequality in access to the Earth's resources, coupled with an ideology which sees those resources as nothing more than a playing field for a minority of members of the human species to accumulate material wealth without limits.
He conveys China's dramatic inequalities, visible in both income and access to the Communist party.
In light of dramatic inequalities in the distribution of wealth, the relationship of capital to labor became a flashpoint.
But if our cities are experiencing a dramatic resurgence, inequality is also growing at a fantastic pace.
It is widely argued that neoliberal policies have created dramatic economic inequalities, both between the global North and global South and within countries in both hemispheres.
Dramatic levels of inequality persist, impairing growth in some countries.
Here we may have been misled by the middle of the 20th century which saw a dramatic reduction in inequality, known as the Great Compression.
A swiftly eroding welfare state might offer the thinnest of safety nets to those who fall on hard times, but it does nothing to address the lack of social mobility caused by the dramatic rise in inequality.
The region moved left politically circa 2000, partially turning its back on the Washington Consensus — and there has been a dramatic reversal in inequality trends: What about economic performance?
The breakdown of old forms of social solidarity is accompanied by the dramatic growth of inequality and a widening gap between those who run the system or are well paid as its agents, and the working poor, unemployed, under-employed or unwell.
If in 10 or 20 years' time we see dramatic falls in inequality, it will be built on the foundations of a university system that is blind to everything but academic ability, tolerant of all cultures and affordable to all families.
