Sentence examples for height inequality from inspiring English sources

The OECD marks the 1980s as a turning point when the height inequality between nations began to flatten out, although some gaps still exist.

The growth in height inequality was at its most severe during the 1940s and 1950s, which was also the highest growth point for income inequality between nations.

In 4.8% of the 'asymptomatic' and 3.6% of the 'mildly symptomatic' workers, an iliac crest height inequality of at least 1.5 cm was observed.

Neither postural abnormalities (iliac crest height inequality-scoliosis) nor the tests that evaluated the neurological function of the lower limbs predicted LBP one year later.

This allowed for a seamless movement between terraria and channel, unimpeded by any height inequalities of the surface.

New technologies and knock-off fashions now spread down the price scale too fast to distinguish the rich from the aspiring for long.This increasing equality in real consumption mirrors a dramatic narrowing of other inequalities between rich and poor, such as the inequalities in height, life expectancy and leisure.

Socioeconomic inequalities in height remain persistent.

Stiglitz wrote "The Price of Inequality" at the height of the uprisings in Tunisia, Libya and Egypt, and the Occupy Wall Street movement here in the United States.

The principle of cumulative advantage operates on pretty much everything; from the arrangement of stars in the sky, to the height of trees, to income inequality, to the process of getting and staying in shape.

Those objections would seem to have even more force now, with America facing the costs of an expensive war — which Mr. McCain fervently supports — and with income inequality reaching new heights.

This abandonment of the working class by Labour, and the deep contempt that the Conservatives have for us, have had a devastating effect, the levels of inequality have reached heights not seen since the 1930s.