Sentence examples for further inequality from inspiring English sources

Denmark should think carefully before aping Britain too much on creating further inequality.

Congress should reform our tax law to put the brakes on further inequality.

Milburn added that he was extremely concerned that intergenerational disparities would lead to further inequality overall: "Frankly, without the bank of mum and dad, many people even in their 30s would not be able to afford a home.

An increased reliance on indirect taxation without action against those evading the system and those individuals and corporates that are pillaging the revenue base is a recipe for further inequality.

And of course, EU legislation promoting gender equality on the boards of companies has to be limited in time: measures in favour of the under-represented gender can only be possible if there is under-representation, otherwise this would lead to further inequality.

There is rightfully concern about the potential for data and technology to further inequality within cities.

Further, inequalities are rising fast.

Within that group, there are further inequalities.

Third, the longer lives for the rich, like a snarled subway train, cause further inequalities up and down the line.

But more than a year later, it is not clear that the benefits mining companies could bring to Haiti would outweigh the costs they inflict – for instance, throwing poor people off their land, polluting our soil, air and water, and generating further inequalities of wealth and power.

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