Sentence examples for radically unequal from inspiring English sources

And terror attacks like the ones in Paris work, too, by depending on the principle of the radically unequal distribution of attention to violence.

It is, however, not difficult to imagine a nominally free but radically unequal society in which market forces drive the arts to the edge of extinction.

If all we do is try to pretend away their radically unequal fortunes, we will just drop a new suburban inequality on top of the old one.

GDP – the barometer of progress that underlies the Bretton Woods world – actually tends to rise not only with pollution and radically unequal returns from capital but also with societal challenges like crime, commuting time and family breakdown.

Terror attacks like the ones in Paris work by violating the principle of the radically unequal distribution of violence, the assumption that what happens on the South Side will stay on the South Side, the blight concentrated and all but invisible to anyone beyond the neighborhood's boundaries.

Some of us see an increasingly, radically unequal America, with rising inequality actually reinforced by public policy, with tax rates on the rich lower than they have been in many decades and the overall redistributive effect of government down substantially since the 1970s.

Why, yes: income distribution became radically more unequal.

It is this move to a radically more unequal, uncaring, competitive and market-centred society that lies at the heart of the coalition programme.

The two single-copy regions, which are separated from one another by the large inverted repeat (IR), have similar sizes, rather than unequal sizes, and differ radically in both gene contents and gene organizations relative to the single-copy regions of prasinophyte and ulvophyte cpDNAs.

Whether or not the world has ever been as unequal before, we can at least say that the opportunities for wealth accumulation today are radically different from those of the past.

Education is unequal, too.