Sentence examples for how unequal from inspiring English sources

How unequal are the outcomes?

All human societies, no matter how unequal in reality, have the same moral basis.

"I think it's about how unequal the country has become, gender-wise," she says.

Just how unequal is London's regional government, the Greater London Authority (GLA) group?

That's obviously a sign of how unequal the country's income distribution has become.

It's not so much a question of absolute income as one of how unequal the distribution of incomes is.

Princeton Professor Eddie Glaude addresses how the unequal distribution in jobs and housing has been intentionally structured in "Democracy in Black: How Race Still Enslaves the American Soul".

Compare that with the richest and you see just how grotesquely unequal our country has become.

The £60m headline reward for winning the Championship play-off final should perhaps be less readily accepted as a glittering prize, and focus minds instead on how impossibly unequal the game has become.

Our study set out from an interpersonal perspective to see how the unequal distribution of LMX relationships triggered ostracism behaviors, adding a significant piece of knowledge to the ostracism literature.

Everyone knows how horrifyingly unequal the world is, but nothing quite drives that idea home like peeking into the life of a beneficiary of that inequality.