Sentence examples for persistent wealth from inspiring English sources

While persistent wealth disparities stratified along racial lines are nothing new, the Great Recession has worsened this divide.

Despite the continued invoking of the black middle-class, the realities of inequality and persistent wealth disparities within the middle-class reveal a different reality.

And in the same paper on the same day was an article about the persistent racial wealth gap.

The defense has tried to blunt the persistent images of wealth by depicting Mr. Williams as something of an ordinary working man.

More equitable countries reduce poverty faster, and stubborn asset, gender or identity inequality (ie caste systems) might begin to explain persistent poverty amid wealth in the new MICs.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, many liberals began to worry that persistent inequalities of wealth and the tremendous pace of social change were undermining democracy and threatening other classical liberal values, such as the right to moral autonomy.

We must address these persistent disparities in wealth and opportunity, so that we can act to ensure economic stability for all working families.

But if we want to be truly post-racial in another 150 years, then we must accelerate our progress toward spreading awareness of race as a social construct, not a biological classification, or justification for persistent disparities in wealth, health, educational achievement or the distribution of opportunity.

This study contributes new insights about the salient and persistent associations between wealth in early life and physical growth.

According to Mason, there is "a distinct south-east English identity forming around a persistent economic fact: asset wealth".

"With Tunisians facing rising inflation and high unemployment, the conspicuous displays of wealth and persistent rumours of corruption have added fuel to the fire".