Sentence examples for growing concentrations from inspiring English sources

With ever growing concentrations of prosperity and power, we need a system that challenges all institutions to work together to spread social mobility.

Hunt's keynote speech stressed that a future Labour government would need to take tough choices to tackle growing concentrations of wealth, adding: "Inequality impoverishes us all".

The study also cites an increase in drought in the Southwest and more intense heat waves in the Northeast as a result of growing concentrations of carbon dioxide and other climate-altering gases in the atmosphere.

The effort to combat elder abuse comes as many buildings have growing concentrations of older residents, in part because the baby boomer generation is moving into retirement.

The results, Mr. Gore goes on, can be seen in "the ever increasing inequalities of income and growing concentrations of wealth, and the paralysis of any efforts at reform".

Addition of growing concentrations of GalNAc up to 5 mM did not improve results leading, on the contrary, to higher HA final titers thereby also decreasing the amount of chondroitin produced (data not shown).

The consequences of the growing concentration of power are a matter of much debate.

"We have a growing concentration of wealth and income by locality," said Edward N. Wolff, an economics professor at New York University.

The growing concentration of wealth into the hand of the few reinforces the unbridgeable gulf between us.

Many scientists have linked the growing concentration of these gases in the atmosphere to an observed increase in surface temperatures.

Over the past few decades, we've seen a growing concentration of riches in a small slice of the population.