Sentence examples for massively unequal from inspiring English sources
Finally, there can be little doubt that influence over government policymaking is massively unequal in America.
It's no secret that today's big cities are massively unequal, and gentrification is now the predominant form of neighborhood development.
They suggest Britain needs a Labour or Labour-led government to meet unprecedented challenges, saying: "A financial system still too big to fail, austerity causing unnecessary hardship to those already at the bottom of massively unequal society, climate change flooding people's homes, and a democratic system that seems pretty irrelevant to any of these problems".
Britain faces unprecedented challenges: a financial system still too big to fail or jail; austerity causing unnecessary hardship to those already at the bottom of a massively unequal society; climate change flooding people's homes; and a democratic system that seems pretty irrelevant to any of these problems.
Various manifestations of the ideology of free trade have led to the emergence of massively unequal states of development and power, which has locked in the advantages of developed (rich and powerful) states, while changing the rules of the game for vulnerable populations across the globe.
Compared with growth rates from the massively unequal 1990-to-2010 period, everyone was better off.
The frequency of unequal chromosome segregation massively increased upon overproduction (arrows in Figure 3A): 3 h after induction, 65% of the cells displayed unequal mitosis (Figure 3B).
"It's true that too much aid money is spent on consultants and free market privatisation schemes, but Ukip's solution – simply to cut it massively – is a recipe for a more unequal world," said the group's director, Nick Dearden.
Carey Mulligan has argued that the film industry is still hugely unequal, saying: "In terms of the amount of interesting roles there are for women it's obviously massively sexist".
