Sentence examples for increasingly unequal from inspiring English sources

Britain is an increasingly unequal society.

A speech, however clever, is increasingly unequal to the task.

Are our increasingly meritocratic societies also increasingly unequal?

French cartoonists have illustrated cruelly the increasingly unequal relationship.

Until then, we face an increasingly unequal and stagnant economic future.

An increasingly unequal capitalist economy pays for the increasingly undemocratic politics it needs.

In an increasingly unequal and unpredictable world, the dispossessed refuse to suffer quietly.

Mbembe's assessment comes within the backdrop of an increasingly unequal South Africa.

Private security costs a fortune, and with the world becoming an increasingly unequal place a certain instability increases.

Although Britain has become an increasingly unequal society since 1979, the recession did briefly flatten gains for the richest.

To Harris, schools have "no responsibility for dealing with the symptoms of an increasingly unequal economy and society".