Sentence examples for entrenched unfairness from inspiring English sources
Tactical silences and apparently practical political alliances can create tension with the strategic campaigning necessary to turn around a kind of globalisation that is increasing inequality in almost every country, with consequences not only in the west but in Africa, Asia and Latin America, where decent growth rates belie entrenched unfairness.
Many regarded it as a triumph of progressive reform; Loach says it entrenched unfairness.
It's unclear how much the Mayor of New York can do about entrenched economic unfairness, beyond bringing to bear the power of rhetoric.
A wide-ranging review by the commission of racial equality in a number of areas, including education, jobs, pay and health, revealed a worrying combination of post-Brexit hate crime and entrenched long-term systemic unfairness, he said.
At a time when 2.4 million women find themselves "sandwiched" in this way, when they look out into the public world and find it so dominated by men; and when unfairness in pay is still so entrenched, they'd be forgiven for looking back at the latter part of the 20th century and asking – was it real?
Special interests are entrenched.
Because they are entrenched.
Positions have become entrenched.
So do entrenched officeholders.
That entrenched deflation.
