Sentence examples for large inequality from inspiring English sources

The Grattan Institute's report notes that this has led to a large inequality of dental care and an overall growing in dental care problems.

Although Peru and Vietnam face large inequality and poverty levels, they have experienced significant economic growth and increasing female workforce entrance over the past years.

The problems in the engine-room of the UK economy manifest themselves in a range of economic symptoms – from weak penetration into emerging markets, to persistently large inequality – all of which put a strain on taxpayers and governments alike.

"Over the most recent decade, earnings inequality has narrowed a little and income inequality has stabilised on some measures, but the large inequality growth of the 1980s has not been reversed," it states.

The curves indicate large inequality of contributions across users.

Then there is the film's unabashed celebration of wealth, which comes at a time where Singapore faces a large inequality gap.

However, health performance is characterized by large inequalities.

But the results also suggest that they were not particularly worried about large inequalities.

To prevent planning vacuums and large inequalities between localities, we conclude with several options for the future of these communities.

Mixed tides, in which both diurnal and semidiurnal oscillations appear, are characterized by large inequalities in successive high (or low) water heights.

Anne Longfield, chief executive of the charity, which campaigns for more community help for families, said the government had been putting childhood high on its agenda but warned there were still large inequalities.