Sentence examples for resource inequality from inspiring English sources
"The push for integration was really a last-ditch effort to fight against resource inequality.
The AR-Gini is an area-based measure of resource inequality that estimates inequalities between neighbourhoods with regard to the consumption of specific consumer goods.
It was a downer, but the audience found a restorative within the hour in Mr. Feagin's presidential address, a paean to "societal usefulness," chock-full of condemnations of racism, sexism, exploitation, domination, resource inequality, environmental degradation and other sins.
The greater the differences between S jh and S jp, the higher the health resource inequality degree is.
It shifted the assumptions with which political philosophers have operated in part by resuscitating the social contract tradition, and in part by giving a sustained and analytically robust argument regarding the injustice of particular forms of resource inequality.
Available comparative research on differences across countries in adult competencies for comparable education groups concentrate on differences in the organization of or resource inequality within educational systems (Heisig and Solga 2015; Park and Kyei 2011).
Rising wealth inequality in America has been paralleled by growing resource inequalities in higher education.
By estimating the AR-Gini for a wide range of goods and services we aim to enhance our understanding of resource inequalities and their drivers, identify which resources have highest inequalities, and to explore trends in inequalities.
Our findings carry important implications for resource inequalities and advocacy capacity in minority communities, underscoring the need for further research on the vitality of immigrant civil society.
Free-market policies that ignored damage to people or the environment must be changed, while income and resource inequalities also need to be addressed.
However, we have also found that as long as actors use imitation and indirect reciprocity mechanisms equally, cooperative strategies dominate and resource inequalities are small.
