Sentence examples for making inequality from inspiring English sources

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

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.

But equally there is a great political risk for Miliband in making inequality such a central feature of his analysis of what is holding back British growth.

Many social transformations are also making inequality worse, particularly the rise of single parenthood and "assortative mating" (the tendency of educated people to marry each other).Does all this mean that ever widening inequality is inevitable?

Mr. Galston, the political expert in Washington, said the movement's success in making inequality more visible "could have an impact down the road on campaigns and elections and agendas".

It's also making inequality worse: tax rules as they stand are helping the rich get richer, and that's allowing them to buy influence which they can use to maintain the status quo.

"Rather than preventing that, it seems they have opted for making inequalities even greater," he said.

Who made inequality greater?

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.

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