Sentence examples for ever increasing inequalities from inspiring English sources

The results, Mr. Gore goes on, can be seen in "the ever increasing inequalities of income and growing concentrations of wealth, and the paralysis of any efforts at reform".

The real value of the minimum wage has decreased consistently since 1968, and this has contributed greatly to ever increasing income inequality.

Or reducing the ever-increasing inequality between senior executive and shop-floor pay?

"So far, the trend seems to be toward the second option, with technology driving ever-increasing inequality".

I'm opposed to the polarization of wealth, ever-increasing inequality, until and unless Extremistan generates sufficient wealth that even the poor benefit more than they would in Mediocristan — but I can least imagine a world where that is so.

Capital in the 21st Century clears up all the confused thinking and presents us with the most compelling analysis to date of the key dynamic that drives ever-increasing inequality.

Jones digs beneath this foul new orthodoxy to reiterate the facts of increasing inequality, which has led British society to become ever more segregated by class, income and neighbourhood.

The result is increasing inequality.

And with increasing inequality comes rising segregation.

"Increasing inequality means a weaker economy, which means increasing inequality, which means a weaker economy.

Q: Technology is destroying jobs and increasing inequality.