Sentence examples for enormous inequality from inspiring English sources

"There's an enormous inequality of suffering in society," Daniel Kahneman told me recently.

In an age of enormous inequality, these public lands are arguably our most democratic space.

His presidency has seen rises in both the wealth of Angola and enormous inequality: his daughter, whose phone company sponsored the event, is the richest woman in Africa.

It attempted to redress the enormous inequality and poverty in the country with a range of programs designed to improve the lives of the poor.

Mr. Khalidi is correct in pointing out the enormous inequality in power between the sides in this conflict, which make it imperative for the greater powers, Israel and the United States, to offer concessions.

Yet at the heart of prosperous, urban China sits an enormous inequality, based upon the hukou system of household registration.To have full access to schools and hospitals in the cities at subsidised urban costs, you must have an urban hukou.

Even by Latin American standards, Guatemala remains a country of enormous inequalities.

Whatever the truth it would be hard to argue that enormous inequalities within society are good for anyone.

In response to Rawls's arguments restricted utilitarians further to the left might reply that the enormous inequalities allowed by capitalism and the capitalist welfare state would not be allowed under a well-ordered society that observes the restricted utility principle.

The enormous inequalities between my world and hers struck me as never before.

For example, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Emirates have yet to be held accountable -- for their enormous inequalities and injustices that have spawned terrorism and for their export of hateful ideologies and funding support for jihadist groups.