Sentence examples for lopsided wealth from inspiring English sources

The Premier League is a business undergoing exponential growth purely because of its ability to induce joy in the spectator and yet, paradoxically, the lopsided wealth it creates in English football may be encouraging boardrooms to sacrifice this pursuit in favour of pragmatism.

Politics aside, what this means financially is that rising unemployment, combined with lopsided wealth distribution, creates a new labor supply that can be organized and routed, to pair those with extra time with those who have disposable income.

Such a tax could raise enough money so that every student in this country could go to a two- or four-year public college or university, tuition-free Just think what the elimination of increasing student debt would do to the lopsided wealth statistics.

Supported by the three main political parties, High Speed 2 is also supposed to help rebalance Britain's lopsided economy, spreading wealth from the affluent southeast to the scrabbling, post-industrial north.

Second, major economies – such as Britain after Thatcher's revolution – have become so unequal and lopsided that vast wealth is concentrated in the hands of a few who use it for speculation rather than productive investment.

This lopsided distribution of wealth is justified as the working of the market economy.

Even billionaires Warren Buffett and Lloyd Blankfein, the CEO of Goldman Sachs, say the lopsided distribution of wealth in the U.S. has reduced the purchasing power of average workers to a point that it endangers our economic future.

In fact, workers in industries the United States dominated for decades are in distress because of irreversible historic changes and the absence, thanks to a staggeringly lopsided distribution of wealth and political power in America, of progressive policies that would better prepare them to cope with the changes that have occurred in the international economy.

Several of the wealthiest Davos attendees have told the press that they believe the current lopsided distribution of wealth is unsustainable -- that the "global social-economic order will change, if we want it or not," in the words of one industrialist quoted in Bloomberg.

Most very rich people earn the bulk of their income from capital, and the distribution of wealth is even more lopsided than the distribution of income.

Lastly, VICE co-founder Shane Smith treks to Mumbai, where wealth distribution is so lopsided that people are living in single-family skyscrapers (SINGLE. FAMILY. SKYSCRAPERS).