Sentence examples for instances of inequality from inspiring English sources

It's imperative that we keep talking about issues and instances of inequality, but the news is, to use the technical term, a boner killer.

In 2011, Laura Bates set up #EverydaySexism because she was tired of the daily instances of inequality – 70,000 others have since joined in.

At HuffPost, our Gay Voices section has put the spotlight not only on instances of inequality but on examples of people working to make a difference and improve the lives of LGBT people.

"It is alarming to see hotbeds of tension and conflict caused by growing instances of inequality between rich and poor, by the prevalence of a selfish and individualistic mindset which also finds expression in an unregulated financial capitalism," he said.

There are endless instances of gender inequality reinforced through the law, such as rape law, pornography law, sex discrimination in the workplace, maternity leave – and the list goes on.

We saw these two instances of internet inequality often overlapping with each other, and at some point giving rise to each other.

Instances of gender inequality also tend to occur only at times when they are minimally intrusive to the plot.

Ford believes that most instances of financial inequality are a response to a particular situation and are not an expression of favoritism.

As American women scientists, we have borne witness to the recent instances of sexism, inequality and discrimination that threaten scientific progress.

Barrow-in-Furness is one of the Department of Health's 'spearhead' Primary Care Trust (PCT) areas, meaning it has some of the highest instances of health inequalities and deprivation in England.

National competitiveness is all about efficient use of resources, so this instance of gender inequality directly affects a country's performance.