Sentence examples for due to inequality from inspiring English sources

Sroka said: "She can speak with real clarity about the opportunities available to children now and, frankly, the opportunities that are not open any more due to inequality and the shrinking social safety net.

"Some in the leadership are concerned with rising tensions due to inequality of wealth, the demolition of people's homes, the petitioners — there is a sense that something needs to be done," said Victor Shih, a professor of political science at Northwestern University.

Now due to inequality (3.2), we conclude that (a) of (ii) holds.

Due to inequality (3.9) and using (vi), the function F maps (overline {B}_{r_{0}}) into (overline {B}_{r_{0}}).

In brief, in WLS method the weighted squared error due to inequality of both sides of (16) is minimized.

Moreover, due to inequality (5.11), we may omit the Steklov averages if the factors under the integrals are separated by Hölder's inequality.

Political scientist Julie Pacheco has documented that politicians are more responsive to healthier constituents than less-healthy constituents due to inequalities in political participation.

For many Chinese, adequate healthcare remains difficult to access; this review revealed a disparate incidence and mortality of pneumonia across different regions of China [55], [61], some of which is likely due to inequalities in health care.

Most of the overall inequalities in the distribution of health workers across regions were due to inequalities within the rural-urban stratum.

This is likely due to inequalities in living conditions more broadly that are generated by political, economic, social, and cultural factors [ 5].

The potential loss in human development due to inequalities in each of the dimensions of the HDI (life expectancy at birth, gross national income per capita and schooling) amounts to about 44%.