Sentence examples for growing inequities from inspiring English sources

While some charity officials described it as a sensible response to a huge national tragedy, others condemned it as an overreaction that could potentially exacerbate growing inequities in the distribution of about $1.3 billion in charitable funds.

He added that protesters who camped out near St Paul's Catherdal in London and dozens of other cities including New York, touched a moral nerve in pointing to growing inequities in the allocation of wealth".

The Occupy Wall Street movement has brought an intensified focus on the growing inequities in the economy and the dubious practices of the bankers so recently seen as worship-worthy titans, if not oracles.

There are things the government could do to help us deal with these growing inequities, spreading the bounty of the global economy more broadly and cushioning American workers from its blows.

Much of the talk now over China's future path centers on whether Mr. Xi, the son of a revolutionary leader who helped oversee China's post-Mao economic transformation, can muster the confidence, ideological grounding and power base to push through what reformers see as the policies needed both to keep China vigorous and help overcome its growing inequities.

CHAD ALDEMAN Feb. 28, QuickAndEd.com When someone points out the tremendous and growing inequities in both income and wealth distribution in our country, the Republicans scream, "Class warfare!" So it's truly hard to stomach the fact that, by pitting ordinary citizens one against the other, someone like Christie becomes a media darling and a political superstar.

There is a growing inequity in pay.

The report also pointed out the growing inequity between rural and urban areas.

What these pressures are is not spelled out, but surely there is a great deal to say about the growing inequity between rich and poor.

In any event, according to Judt, since the 1980s, from Reagan to Bush, from Thatcher to Brown, it has been downhill all the way, with growing inequity, a declining belief in the role of the state and a falling away from civic engagement.

This 2014 analysis by goodjobsfirst.org offers a look behind the scenes at this growing inequity.