Sentence examples for significant inequalities from inspiring English sources
Nevermind the fact that all Olympic athletes have varying degrees of physical advantage over each other and the rest of us, there are more significant inequalities that aren't being talked about here.
"This is one of the most significant inequalities in the UK today and the government cannot stand aside when it sees the injustice and unfairness," the green paper says.
Indeed, Marx's summary of the principles that we would/should obtain under communism – "from each according to his ability, to each according to his need" – implies, precisely, significant inequalities in the distribution of social goods and also rests on the assumption that abilities are unequally distributed, too.
Significant inequalities in the coverage of service utilization and financial protection are found across groups.
That is, regions are resource-rich on average but significant inequalities are present.
However, there exist significant inequalities in achieving universal coverage of child vaccination among and within countries.
In 2001, the Eclipse report concluded that there is significant inequality of opportunity in the theatre industry.
Speaking before the debate, NUT general secretary Christine Blower said: "There have been legal advances, but women still suffer significant inequality.
Add to that the denial to council workers of the £250 promised by the chancellor to those earning below £21,000, and you have significant inequality within the public sector.
For Brazillionaires, an upcoming book by Bloomberg reporter Alex Cuadros (to be published next month by Spiegel & Grau) about his quest to identify all of Brazil's billionaires while reflecting on the growth in the ranks of the ultra-rich in a country with significant inequality, Cuadros met João Marinho, one of three brothers who jointly run parts of the Globo media empire.
The prioritarian version of perfectionism, then, may license significant inequality in the distribution of resources.
