Sentence examples for increasing inequalities from inspiring English sources

Kirton-Darling said: It's increasing inequalities, it's increasing the social instability in society and it's not resolving the economic crisis.

This week, 90 economists and development experts, including Indian academic Jayati Ghosh and Kevin Watkins, the incoming executive director of the Overseas Development Institute, said a post-2015 development framework must aim to reduce "vast and increasing" inequalities.

embodies the manner in which higher education is changing: research universities seem to exist in a state of perpetual expansion, much like businesses, with increasing inequalities among those who work for them.

But procedural fairness does not secure substantive outcomes in high-income countries, where the proliferation of anti-discrimination policies since the 1970s has been accompanied by sharply increasing inequalities in the distribution of income and wealth.

It is a party dominated by those who despise government and see no value in public efforts aimed at ameliorating the immense and rapidly increasing inequalities in American society.

The results, Mr. Gore goes on, can be seen in "the ever increasing inequalities of income and growing concentrations of wealth, and the paralysis of any efforts at reform".

The result is increasing inequality.

And with increasing inequality comes rising segregation.

"Increasing inequality means a weaker economy, which means increasing inequality, which means a weaker economy.

Q: Technology is destroying jobs and increasing inequality.

We're now having economic growth with increasing inequality.