Sentence examples for expense of equality from inspiring English sources

I know some people worry that we overemphasize economic growth at the expense of equality or sustainability.

The young men and women coming into adulthood right now consistently tell researchers that they are determined to make their marriages into partnerships and to not default to traditional gender roles at the expense of equality.

This is being done at the expense of equality.

And the reality is that despite our historic commitments to both liberty and equality, American education policy reflects our willingness to honor liberty at the expense of equality.

Whilst minimising resource implications, this would in essence create a secondary market and risk suspicion that diversity was being met at the expense of equality or quality.

Monopolies may serve as a useful means for maintaining quality in highly specialized medical services, but seem to have an inherent tendency to do this at the expense of geographical equality.

Neoliberalism filled the vacuum, creating vast wealth for some people, but at the expense of the ideal of equality that had emerged from World War II.

According to a Cambridge University report published this week, more people now think that a woman who works does so at the expense of her family: enthusiasm for equality in the workplace peaked in the 90s and is now waning.

"The congressional Republicans' single-minded effort to uphold DOMA at any cost comes at great expense to the American people and rejects our nation's heritage of equality for all".

Move France too far toward the first word in its revolutionary rallying cry – "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" — at the expense of the other two and the nation will rise up.

The advertisement has been branded as "encouraging a cheap laugh at the expense of trans people" by TENI, the Transgender Equality Network in Ireland.