Sentence examples for further inequity from inspiring English sources

A further inequity is that under E.U. regulations, universities must charge students from the rest of the European Union the same amount as home students.

As climate change and political and social unrest take their toll on fresh water supplies, 783 million people lack access to clean or safe water and 37percentt of the world's population doesn't have access to sanitation facilities, a fact that the UN points to as a further inequity.

It is quite possible that the decentralised system of BHIS insurance management is a step to further inequity.

They also suggest a further inequity whereby work-related asthma may deepen poverty by limiting income and employment opportunities".

Further criminalisation and isolation have negative consequences for their mental health, and will contribute to further inequity of care.

Configuring health services in response to litigation may, ironically, give rise to further inequity, resulting in services based on the needs of individuals or minority groups rather than populations.

Further, inequities arising from their use raises the question as to whether such use could be inconsistent with the principle of fair distribution of resources.

For this reason, decentralisation could further exacerbate inequity.

If a handful of predominantly white men is building or hand-picking the technology companies that touch hundreds of millions or billions of customers around the world, what defaults are embedded into these products and business models that further entrench inequity?

If the costs of these tests are to be borne privately, they run the risk of promoting further health inequity, particularly among those who live some distance from tertiary-level obstetric care, for whom these tests may be of significant potential benefit.

That divergence can slow innovation and further entrench inequities, said Heather Boushey, an economist at the Washington Center for Equitable Growth.