Sentence examples for is deeply unequal from inspiring English sources
And they know that the system is deeply unequal.
According to the BBC, Mandleson sent a letter to European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso warning that the EU's relationship with China is deeply unequal due to Chinese tariff barriers that effectively exclude many European products.
Twenty years after the end of apartheid, the country still is deeply unequal and divided, with poor black people occupying sprawling, rat-infested shantytowns while wealthy, largely white communities shelter behind 9-foot-high walls in complexes equipped with round-the-clock security guards and cameras that record everyone who enters.
Because even places that make great chocolate can be deeply unequal.
The party was initially created seeking justice and remuneration for a society that was deeply unequal.
When patients are so sick, the doctor-patient relationship is deeply personal and vulnerable and unequal.
Economic life is deeply interdependent, and involves conflicting interests and unequal power.
The fact that "even monkeys" reject unequal pay means the sense of fairness is "deeply evolutionarily rooted".
(Ben is deeply insecure).
"Britain's economy may have grown faster," sniffs one senior Socialist, "but it is a deeply unequal society with millions in poverty".Moreover, his London trip was not the first time that Mr Sarkozy has tried to seduce the French with an Anglo-Saxon foray.
