Sentence examples for imbalances in access from inspiring English sources
It's because there are deep imbalances in access to resources like fertile lands and water (like the story I just shared with you).
With severe imbalances in access and a lack of regional co-operation to manage the existing water resources, the poorest children are being left far behind.
Gender imbalances in access to testing or treatment have also been documented in individual studies from Burkina Faso [ 122, 123], Kenya [ 99], Malawi [ 19], and Uganda.
Encouraging development of innovative pooled procurement and funding for pharmaceutical commodities has the potential to help regulate and control industry driven conflicts of interest and corruption, prevent imbalances in access, trade and price negotiations, and better ensure the quality and efficacy of medicines.
Formalizing the expectation that girls shoulder substantial amounts of domestic work perpetuates the pervasive gender imbalance in access to education, career development, and recreation.
We must guard against factors that promote imbalance in access to technology and digital content and work to eliminate the "digital divide" between those who have access to information and those who do not.
The geographical disparity in catastrophic health spending suggests a regional imbalance in access to public funds.
While the analysis did not uncover any consistent pattern of gender imbalance in access to non-monetary benefits, some important differences were revealed.
Programs such as AuthorAID will attempt to palliate geographical imbalance in access to high-quality author editing and language help [ 11].
To what extent have market oriented reform policies resulted in an imbalance, including gender imbalance, in access to various factors (knowledge, information, new technologies, physical assets and other resources) and how is this affecting productivity, poverty and food security?
The One Laptop per Child initiative, a nonprofit organization that gives cheap, durable tablets called XO Laptops to children, is arguably the most ambitious attempt to address the global imbalance in information access.
