Sentence examples for growing unequal from inspiring English sources
A n OECD paper – Growing Unequal, reported in the FT – warned that fiscal consolidations in Sweden and Finland, much praised by Cameron and Osborne as a model, led to the sharpest increases in inequality among developed countries in the late 1990s, rising by 12%.
This dehumanizing apathy and numbness sets the stage for a president to destroy the country without opposition or impeachment; allowing an immoral war to continue and a community to turn a blind eye to the growing unequal distribution of wealth.
I found the majority in Congress to be out of touch with America's growing unequal and the increasingly impoverished publics and more in touch with campaign contributions, industry interests and reelections.
In an OECD report from 2008 entitled "Growing Unequal?", inequality has already been addressed.
Inequality has also been a concern of the recent UNESCO Education for All Global Monitoring Report (2009) and of the OECD Growing Unequal?
As those numbers grow, unequal treatment of same-sex married couples will become a source of resentment and poor morale, advocates for gay troops assert.
Society is growing more unequal and more divided, and in theory most of us deplore this.
The trends in food consumption are further complicated, however, because coloric intake is not growing more unequal, partly as a result of assistance provided by SNAP.
Other analysts spoke of urbanisation, rising literacy, growing if unequal prosperity and the decline of old instinctive deference towards supposed social superiors as underpinning the failure of Congress and Gandhi to connect with voters.
You can hope that every time it's said, more people listen: western economies are growing more unequal on a never-ending trajectory that tears apart the social fabric, puts democracy in hock to plutocrats, holds down the poor, and cements the children of the wealthy in unearned privilege.
"They are also coming into a society that is growing increasingly unequal, so they are both cause and effect of this widening inequality problem", he concludes.
