Sentence examples for impacts of inequality from inspiring English sources

That is the implication of a groundbreaking study from the Health Inequality Project on the impacts of inequality in the United States.

As Kevin Watkins pointed out in a recent article for the Guardian, the impacts of inequality can be stark:   Inequality remains the most potent destroyer of opportunities for education.

He said Labor had to take on an entirely new conversation which referenced recent work on the economic impacts of inequality from the IMF, World Bank and scholarship like Thomas Piketty's Capital in the Twenty-first Century.

This makes Handy the first model of its kind that studies the impacts of inequality on the fate of societies, a capability seldom found even in complex world models.

Companies in general simply didn't understand the serious and far-reaching impacts of inequality on LGBT workers.

His research focuses on the impacts of inequalities of wealth and power and the dynamics of conflict and includes the Toxic 100 Air Polluters, an index identifying the top U.S. air polluters among the world's largest corporations.

Nor does the malign impact of inequality stop there.

A key explanation is the psychological impact of inequality which, they say, causes stress and anxiety.

The CEOs in Davos may be worried about the impact of inequality but they are not that worried, and not nearly as worried as they should be.

McCullough says there is a danger that, in a recession, political attention will be focused elsewhere, but he hopes the WHO research will lead to "serious reflection" on the impact of inequality on mental health.

The former Tory prime minister, Sir John Major, criticised the "shocking" impact of inequality in Britain, saying more was needed to be done to tackle the gap between rich and poor.