Sentence examples for profound inequalities from inspiring English sources

To truly start to shift profound inequalities, we need to revolutionise support for the early years.

As the water receded, it revealed the profound inequalities that had been here all along – but which were now even worse.

The game focuses on the problem of transitioning a society conditioned to profound inequalities and harsh political repression into a more democratic, egalitarian system.

And he touches on, though doesn't detail, the profound inequalities that continue to plague African-American communities — poverty, segregation, incarceration — despite the obvious triumphs of the last 40 years.

The major accomplishment he claimed on Wednesday morning was the tax bill that he and his colleagues passed last year, a piece of legislation loaded with giveaways to corporations and the wealthy, and which will only escalate the country's profound inequalities.

There are profound inequalities in basic media access within nations and among continents.

But higher pay for college grads cannot explain the profound inequality in the United States.

How could this have happened in the "land of opportunity?" What are the effects of such profound inequality?

"Up to now, we had democracy with political rights, in the midst of profound inequality," said Mr. Istúriz, a close confidant of the president.

If we plan a trip together — an enjoyable task for most couples — we must prepare for a logistical nightmare that reminds us of our profound inequality before the law at every turn.

But locally, he said, their advantages — being first in line for financing by state banks, first in line for state bailouts when they get in trouble, first in line for the stimulus gusher — have created a "profound inequality" with private competitors.