Sentence examples for increased inequities from inspiring English sources

So far, critics of the coalition government's welfare reform programme have focused on its impact on disadvantaged groups, the increased inequities it will cause and its overall lack of an evidence base.

Analysis of the secondary data sources has suggested that, despite overall improvements in the population's health status, the economic and health system policy reforms are actually promoting increased inequities in health care; it was shown that the lowest income quintiles in both urban and rural areas received less health care in 1998 than in 1993 [ 11].

When one person can consume or waste between two and five people's share at a time when per-capita food production has increased, inequity, not human numbers, and the richer, not the poorer, are still the problem.

Research points towards increased inequity in education in Sweden, if accepting the above-cited studies as indicators of equity.

The net effect of these conditions is increased inequity and a continual cycle of poverty.

The concentration index (CI) rose from 0.015 in 1994 to 0.295 in 2000 in urban areas, indicating increased inequity.

Here we found no evidence of increased inequity despite a major increase in coverage and this highlights the need for devising ways to maintain these achievements [ 20].

However, critics of such an approach argue that increasing the role of the private sector will lead to increased inequity in the use of maternal healthcare services.

Overall, the results of the study suggest that the expansion of the private sector supply of institutional-based delivery services in Nepal and Bangladesh has not led to increased inequity.

Economic and health sector reform in China have been leading to increased inequity in health care, especially in rural areas [ 6, 7].

Improved agricultural productivity is another potential beneficial impact in these temperate areas (4), although this may contribute to increased inequity between high- and low-income countries.