Sentence examples for its inequalities from inspiring English sources

Their aim is not to challenge the existing order directly but to highlight its inequalities and inequities in the hope that the public will be galvanised to transform it.

She may only share half of her grandfather's name, but while America retains its inequalities, it will remain an inspirational one, for at least one more generation.

But it's precisely this huge endeavour to relieve society of its inequalities, which makes it so particularly disappointing to read of her indifference (and to be honest it was less indifference, and more annoyance) at the idea of opening a dialogue on what is a pretty common criticism of Dunham's show.

"The unifying power of this game to address the major challenges of the 21st-century world, with all of its interdependence, to reduce its inequalities and instabilities, to transform it into a place of shared responsibilities and shared opportunities is enormous," Clinton said.

On the other extreme, it's obvious that our thinking through of capitalism and its inequalities and how to mend them anew has hardly begun; the Occupy movement collapsed for that reason.

Others are noticing that, as the country's wealth increases, its inequalities grow more stark and unsettling.

Other times it's used to indict the mainstream, which oozes with misogyny in its entertainment, its everyday inequalities, its legal loopholes.

Not only had the Brazilian economy grown at a rapid pace in the first decade of the 21stcentury -- averaging between 4 and 5 percent -- but it had dramatically reduced its inequality.

European leaders like to mock the U.S. for its inequality and lack of social safety net.

A major theme of my research has been that any country pays a high price for its inequality.

Strikingly, much of Scandinavia has been getting less homogeneous in recent years, while its inequality has been increasing.