Sentence examples for extraordinary inequality from inspiring English sources

They've achieved the best they could hope to achieve, which is to draw the country's attention to extraordinary inequality.

This case is about extraordinary inequality in the presumption of innocence and the application of justice: why was Martin deemed suspicious and why was his killer allowed to go home?

The variety of experiences available from neighborhood to neighborhood attest to the economic divide that characterizes this city and perhaps every major American metropolitan area in an age of extraordinary inequality.

In addition, there are some extraordinary inequalities - one person will spend £35,000 each year, while another will receive the same care for free.

Rio is the epicentre of global inequality, where extraordinary wealth and angry poverty are rarely more than a few streets away.

Rather, their message is that the system that creates and sustains our extraordinary degree of income inequality is damaging to the country as a whole and must be dramatically reformed.

But it is also an economic disaster amplified by the extraordinary levels of income inequality and poverty that emerged in the US under George Bush, as a result of very specific, deliberate, policy choices.

In the United States today, we are living with an extraordinary level of wealth inequality.

May's speech outside No 10, about how she would fight inequality, was so extraordinary it prompted Sky's Adam Boulton to say it "reminded me a bit of Thatcher", and no surprise.

Should we restrict purchases of McMansions and plasma TVs until they are available to everyone?What is extraordinary about the rising income inequality in America over the last thirty years that it has not gone by the Dickensian model, with the poor descending into squalor while the idle rich see their trust funds grow.

Yet there are also some noteworthy similarities, including the arrival of economic crisis during a period of extraordinary -- and increasing -- income inequality.