Sentence examples for more inequities from inspiring English sources

"The longer you go without a reassessment, the more inequities in the system," said Frank Mauro, executive director of the Fiscal Policy Institute, in Latham, N.Y., a nonprofit research organization that focuses on tax and public policy issues.

This metaphor provides urgency to help change our gender-inequities in school discipline (i.e. boys are punished much more than girls) because these leads to more inequities later on (i.e. males incarcerated much more than females).

It may be costly to society to implement risk reduction measures, it may add unnecessary bureaucracy, it may cause more inequity, and it may lead to non-sustainable practices.

In this case IPV would not be the mechanism through which gender inequity led to HIV, even though settings with more inequity might be linked to higher HIV rates.

Businesses often suffer even more drastic inequities, Mr. Levinson said.

- UNICEF has sought increased access across broad categories of marginalisation (such as rural location) before addressing more complex inequities and vulnerabilities.

Administrators say some men use family leave to do outside work, instead of to be their children's primary care giver — creating more professional inequity.

While illustrating the intergenerational injustice, he forgets that half of the problem (and the opportunity for its solution) lies in the even more striking inequity in the distribution of wealth within that older generation – even greater in the large cohort of baby boomers in their wake.

It would be one thing if MoMA were an outlier, but in fact it reflects a larger and more enduring inequity.

What we HAVE produced is more wealth inequity.

For example, America has some of the highest poverty rates, far more income inequity, and poorer health care than most of the other developed countries that participate in the testing.