Sentence examples for make inequality from inspiring English sources

Ed Miliband's failure to make inequality an electoral winner may see Labour shy away from redistribution.

He sees himself as "a guy from the sixties" — but one who believes that free markets can make inequality disappear.

I do, in numerous places, point out things we might do to make inequality problems less severe.

Make inequality a political campaign issue: Despite being important to the electorate, inequality is absent from major political campaigns.

Again, as with his tax argument, he seemed to be saying this would make inequality more palatable.

Official statistics say the multiple is nine.Cronyism is the most obvious way in which Asian governments make inequality worse, but it is not the only one.

Who made inequality greater?

Making inequality part of the development policy agenda has already gained traction.

Last October Cameron rounded on Labour, saying: "Who made inequality greater?

If QE makes inequality worse, it will be the taxpayer who has to fix the problem.

For Sanders, big money corrupting politics is the problem that prevents the solution of other problems, making inequality not so much a single issue as a meta-issue.