Sentence examples for more unequal societies from inspiring English sources

Violence rises in more unequal societies too.

More unequal societies suffer higher levels of social unrest and increased morbidity rates.

The evolutionary importance of shame and humiliation provides a plausible explanation of why more unequal societies suffer more violence".

In medical terms, studies have long shown more unequal societies have higher mortality rates than more equal ones.

People in more unequal societies struggle to keep up: they work longer hours, borrow more and save less.

Data shows that more unequal societies suffer worse health, more violence, worse mental health, more drug problems.

We have become both a more unequal society and a society with more unequal opportunities.

"Britain has become a more unequal society, is becoming a more unequal society and austerity is a cover for actually deepening that level of inequality.

Britain is becoming a rapidly more unequal society, with the inflation effect exaggerating this transformation".

Would we end up with an even more unequal society: one of genetic haves and have-nots?

The concentration of income in the hands of the rich might not just mean a more unequal society, economists believe.