Sentence examples for inequality exist from inspiring English sources
These two forms of inequality exist in modern America.
"It's deeply worrying that these extreme levels of wealth inequality exist in Britain today, where just a handful of people have more money than millions struggling to survive on the breadline".
Therefore, both sides of the inequality exist.
Solutions of Einstein's equations that violate this inequality exist, but they do not possess an event horizon.
Stewart labels this as horizontal inequality; the fact that inequality exist on the basis of a group rather than between individuals (vertical inequality) (90).
Different clinical measurement methods of leg length inequality exist, ranging from clinical assessment, e.g. using blocks of known thickness on which patients stand with the shorter leg to equalise pelvic imbalance, to more sophisticated radiological methods, e.g. bilateral comparison of the distance between the centre of rotation and the tip of the greater trochanter [ 5, 14, 29- 31].
Gender inequality exists in tonnes and tonnes of professions as well as comedy.
First, Americans tend not to realize just how much inequality exists.
Inequality exists in democracies and non-democracies alike; it clearly stems from multiple causes.
As long as an inequality exists, women know they cannot stop fighting when their bouts are over.
