Sentence examples for increased inequalities from inspiring English sources

Adjustment error might explain the increased inequalities in mortality at 1971.

It is possible, however, that emerging technologies may not always be linked to increased inequalities.

However, while new economic opportunities have improved the lives of many - urban Cambodians, in particular - it has also increased inequalities.

The increased inequalities were caused by cancer, especially lung cancer (69%), and chronic lower respiratory tract diseases (44%).

The growth of mostly private dental schools has increased inequalities in access with greater access for urban residents [ 52], but continuing poor access in rural areas.

Paradoxically, improvements in treatment increased inequalities in health resources between women living in rich countries and those living in middle to low income countries.

But I also wonder, how long can we continue on this path of increased inequality?

Globalization has increased inequality in much of Latin America and made the poor feel more neglected.

Policies such as the bedroom tax and council tax cuts have, almost wilfully, increased inequality.

Although the crisis in East Asia has worsened poverty, it has not necessarily increased inequality.

Increased inequality of wealth and income reduces the incentives for cross-class cooperation.