Sentence examples for gross inequities from inspiring English sources

The gross inequities at the heart of the enterprise had become harder to justify.

A society with gross inequities of measure, whether of inches or of incomes, cannot sustain itself.

That the world will recognise the need for greater justice and equity – as long as countries promote gross inequities, there will not be peace.

In "The Price of Admission," a delicious account of gross inequities in high places, Daniel Golden tells me that I've gotten away cheap.

Calls for greater collaboration between the two sides in Britain's apartheid education system are designed to divert attention away from the gross inequities and injustices the system ensures.

And if it passes next week, we will seek to amend it during its passage through the house to tackle its gross inequities.

So, why on earth would you want to make it difficult to get a drug that can offset the gross inequity in access to surgical care?

Now, in a world beset by collapsing financial systems, gross inequity and wide-scale environmental destruction, this tiny Buddhist state's approach is attracting a lot of interest.

The Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 addressed a gross inequity in federal sentences by reducing the disparity in punishment for a crime involving crack versus powdered cocaine.

There is a gross inequity between those doctors who choose to go into practices where the risks of malpractice aren't as high against those who take on risks every day.

How can any country claim to be a true democracy when such gross inequity is entrenched in its culture, from the overreliance on the south-east for employment growth and relative prosperity to the growing national divide between the haves and the have-nots?