Sentence examples for inequality has returned from inspiring English sources

Inequality has returned to the levels of the 1920s.

In the period since 1970, aided by the Reagan-Thatcher consensus, inequality has returned to the pre-1914 levels of France's belle époque and the US robber barons.

During 12 years of Labour rule, social inequality has returned with a vengeance, with a widening gap between rich and poor, including more children and pensioners living in poverty.

A major reason is concern in the United States that income inequality has returned to Gilded Age extremes; but inequality has increased in many other parts of the world as well, and remains high in Latin America.

Our crippling inequality has returned to depression-era levels, and our homeless population grows with it.

Meanwhile, income and wealth inequality has returned to a scale last seen in the 1920s, and the poverty rate remains stuck at 15percentt.

It says the nation has returned to levels of income inequality last seen in the 1930s, with the share of the national income going to the top 1 per cent more than doubling since 1979, to 14.5 per cent.

But as Zuccotti Park has returned to its pre-drum circle serenity, one of the main objectives of the Occupy movement has been chugging along: the mission to draw attention to the inequalities at play in American democracy.Income inequality in America is at levels not seen since the 1920s, and the story is getting a lot of air time.

Tuberculosis has returned.

"My sciatica has returned".

Investor confidence has returned.