Sentence examples for extremely unequal from inspiring English sources

But wait — aren't Latin nations extremely unequal?

Ownership structures guaranteeing equal critical types always exist, but can be extremely unequal.

Brazilian society, like many others that are extremely unequal and unjust, fuels the hope of living with dignity.

Duncan Exley, director of the Equality Trust, said: "This is what living in such an extremely unequal country means.

But as in many other Latin American countries, income distribution in Mexico has long been extremely unequal.

Extremely unequal distribution of wealth too often puts temptation a new BMW that stops at a traffic light, for example—in front of jobless young men with weapons.

At the same time, it is extremely important to keep in mind the highly unequal power dynamic that exists between physicians and their patients.

Highly unequal societies become dysfunctional.

Particularly in the so called "hard" science subjects the supposedly equal treatment offered by coeducation in schools proves to be, on closer inspection, an extremely subtle form of unequal treatment.

"The secrecy alone suggests that there could be unequal provision for an extremely vulnerable group of children".

"I would even say that 30percentnt of sports having unequal prize money seems extremely low.