Sentence examples for inequality points from inspiring English sources

The Congressional Budget Office's new report on income inequality points out that growing Medicare costs are part of the reason upper-income retirees receive a larger share of federal spending than they did 30 years ago, while working-age households with children receive "a much smaller and declining share of transfers".

Wealth concentration is now as high as it was in 1905 — so high that, as the author a UBS report on inequality points out, "even billionaires are concerned".

An average CEO today takes in 263 times the salary of an average employee (the year Ronald Reagan was elected, that number was forty-two), and every measure of income inequality points to the tremendous effect of corporate deregulation on the colossal gulf between the few who are super-wealthy and the many, many more who are not.

Mr Haldane also noted the potentially adverse impact of automation on inequality, pointing out that the risk was higher for jobs lower down the pay scale.

Robin details the alarming rise in income inequality, pointing out that it has coincided with a striking rise in political polarization.

Once again they have produced a collection of trends for the year ahead, in their "Global Trends Report".The possibilities of mind control seem alarming ( point 6) as do the  implications of growing income inequality (point 10).

From a variational inequality point of view, since (2.12).

Following up on a video he made last year, Reich focuses on income inequality, pointing out that the wealth held by the top 400 Americans is more than the combined amount of the bottom 150 million.

More recently, Ross [ 14] (Chapter 9) has explored the effects of mineral wealth on inequality, pointing out the paucity of available data on vertical income inequalities, i.e. inequalities between social classes.

These inequalities point out the GSC members' interest to have long-term relationships with government.

The team behind the project said breastfeeding was a cause of health inequalities, pointing to research that showed it helped prevent health problems such as upset stomachs and chest infections as well as leading to better educational attainment.