Sentence examples for inequality need from inspiring English sources

Progressives who are worried about inequality need to make sure America stays "competitive".

Charities concerned with the reduction of poverty and inequality need to be particularly careful here.

It is a startling thesis and one extraordinarily unwelcome to those who think capitalism and inequality need each other.

"Many of the issues that confront cities today" — transportation, utilities, inequality — "need to be scaled up from the community level".

Under President Zuma things are getting worse: the challenges of poverty, unemployment and inequality need a new vision and new leaders.

"Many of the issues that confront cities today"—transportation, utilities, inequality—"need to be scaled up from the community level". In a sense, this difference with Jacobs illuminates the Quito Papers' defining question: how to design cities that provide structure and empower people to create and control their own lives.

Last but not least, inequality needs to be tackled.

That inequality needs to be policed, which means you need a state.

To ensure that women don't have to endure these barbaric acts any longer, gender inequality needs to be a thing of the past, not the future.

But they spoke afterward, he said, and agreed that black inequality needed to be attacked on many fronts, both personal and political.

In a press conference after his speech, Shorten reinforced that, while Australia was different to the US, the loss of local jobs and inequality needed to be challenged.