Sentence examples for inequality divide from inspiring English sources

The Great Partisan Inequality Divide is not limited to the poor.

The second big historical fact, which might be called the Great Partisan Inequality Divide, is the focus of Professor Bartels's work.

In the early part of the period — say, the pre-Reagan years — the Great Partisan Growth Divide accounted for most of the Great Partisan Inequality divide, because the poor do relatively better in a high-growth economy.

Is there a way to have the super-affluent reach out across the inequality divide to teach those who want to learn about how to make their way onto the fairway at the country club, even if their fathers did not go to Williams?

That's bad news for the vast majority of Americans who are on the wrong side of the inequality divide.

And, as food becomes less available and more expensive, more people will battle against hunger, creating new poverty pockets even in wealthier nations, sharpening the inequality divide between the rich and the poor.

Since, by replacing by in the last inequality, dividing by and taking in the just obtained inequality, we obtain (2.22).

Replacing x by, t ∈ (0, 1) in the last inequality, dividing by (1 - t) and then letting t to 1, we get.

Because of these two deficiencies, this research aims to add the qualitative dimension when studying educational inequality, dividing the school category into key schools, nonkey schools, vocational schools, and no further study and comparing educational inequality in different school transitions.

For seven weeks in 2011, Occupy Philadelphia protesters camped out in a park next to City Hall to call attention to the economic inequality dividing their city and the influence of corporations in government.

He singled out as particular ills "unbalanced" economic development, income disparity, and inequalities dividing urban and rural residents.