Sentence examples for inequitable world from inspiring English sources

The woman is perhaps only as rich as the average reader, but to Isabel she may as well be Ivana Trump, and her disdain infuriates the normally placid Isabel — the first independent judgment she renders on her inequitable world.

But we live in an inequitable world.

Barker, Gary, Gender Equitablee Boys in a Gender Inequitable World: Reflections from qualitative research and program development with young men in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil', 1999 This paper asks how males with gender-equitable attitudes differ from their less egalitarian peers and how educators and programme specialists can help promote gender-equitable attitudes among young men.

Rather, cholera persists because of infrastructural inadequacies that arise from such social and political circumstances as the Third World's foreign-debt burdens, inequitable world-trade regimes, local failures of urban planning, corruption, crime, and incompetence.

Access to HAART is inequitable around the world.

Climate change is having an inequitable impact on the world today and will greatly burden future generations if we fail to act.

South Africa is often described as one of the most inequitable countries in the world with marked differences in rates of disease and mortality along racial, gender, provincial, and urban rural divides as a consequence of its former despotic and poorly functioning government (21– 21).

"Progress in the MDGs has been inequitable: Across the developing world, children in the poorest quintiles are still twice as likely to die before the age of five as those in the wealthiest quintile, and nearly three times as likely to be underweight.

Even if scientific progress does provide lots more food, people will still go hungry if the world remains so inequitable.

By 2000, the World Health Organization ranked China's health system as one of the world's most inequitable, 188th among 191 nations.

Today it is a reaction to the absence of democratic freedoms and the inequitable distribution of wealth across the Arab world.