Sentence examples for modest inequality from inspiring English sources

Based on our study of the population of Danish diabetes patients, we demonstrate modest inequality in diabetes patients' health care and pharmaceutical usage, reflecting that the Danish universal health care system is generally not inequitable.

"What we see is Sweden having really good productivity growth by all measures, despite much more modest increases in inequality and starting at a much lower level," he said.

However, a previous study found only modest socio-economic inequalities in diabetes eye screening outcomes in the study area.[25], [27] Ascertainment of early diabetes might be greater at better performing practices, leading to a higher prevalence of diabetes and apparently lower frequency of retinopathy.

There were modest decreases in inequalities in all other age groups.

Her first administration was popular, but made only modest inroads into reducing inequality.

Nothing Mr. Obama has done will put more than a modest dent in American inequality.

Even if the optimists are right, a little less inequality and modest poverty reduction hardly matter in a world where 1.2 billion people live on less than what $1 a day will buy in America.

Now she is back with an intriguing 75-minute play that suggests gender inequality, despite modest improvements, is still rife and stands as a metaphor for a wildly unbalanced society.

A study by Dahl et al. (29) on mortality in Norway has reached similar results as in the present study; they found a significant (but partly modest) effect of income inequality.

The more modest rural pro-poor inequalities noted for use of health centres and community hospitals exist within a generally poorer population.

Income inequality should have modest effects on individual health.