Sentence examples for essential inequality from inspiring English sources

Other than a six-day-long headache, it was difficult to know what I had achieved, much less what to take from an experience threaded with so many reminders of the world's essential inequality.

Bernstein inequality is an essential inequality for Besov spaces.

The essential inequalities in equations (2.2) and (2.7) can be used to extend the Bernoulli and the Young inequality.

The second inequality in (2) is one of the most essential inequalities in operator theory, which is often called the Heinz inequality.

Calling for a return to old times without the inequality essential to them will not put this Humpty Dumpty together again.

As environmental inequalities are inherently a spatial matter the choice of scale is essential for correctly understanding inequality issues and for designing proper and effective mitigation policies.

We are told that inequality is essential; without the prospect of advantage, people wouldn't take risks to create the wealth on which we all depend.

It has begun to make the case that spending on essential services, on reducing inequality, is in and of itself an economic benefit – challenging the old economic consensus.

Boris Johnson has launched a bold bid to claim the mantle of Margaret Thatcher by declaring that inequality is essential to fostering "the spirit of envy" and hailed greed as a "valuable spur to economic activity".

"I stress, I don't believe that economic equality is possible; indeed, some measure of inequality is essential for the spirit of envy and keeping up with the Joneses that is, like greed, a valuable spur to economic activity".

But he also said that "some measure of inequality is essential for the spirit of envy" and he suggested that people would be more willing to tolerate inequality if they realised quite how much tax the wealthy (or tax heroes, as he called them) paid.