Sentence examples for so unequal from inspiring English sources

And that is where it's so unequal and so unfair.

Nor does rising GDP show who wins and who loses in so unequal a country.

"As Palestinians who are Israeli citizens, we are already so unequal and so much on the margins.

The reason is simple: so unequal are global consumption levels that one European or North American may be responsible for more emissions than an entire village of Africans.

Finally, learn one of the hardest lessons of Brexit: the reason the political geography of Britain is so divided is because its economic geography is so unequal.

The playing field will never be levelled, but we should do everything we can to make sure it's not so unequal.

So Can Unequal Income Distribution — China "The gap between rich and poor has become so inflammatory and unsustainable that the Chinese government has simply stopped releasing an official measure of the distribution of wealth.

Delivering the prestigious annual Nelson Mandela lecture last weekend, Piketty outlined why he thinks South Africa is still so dramatically unequal – and suggests a few things that can be done about it.

No, the real problem is that we continue to panic buy into a system so fatally unequal and personally exhausting and then wonder why there remains an issue with the lessons our kids are learning.

Having participated in that commission, along with, among others, Alan Caton and Diane Martin, a survivor of the sex trade who has helped others to exit, I find it harder than ever to understand how any politician, local or otherwise, would want to perpetuate, by legalising it, a trade so staggeringly unequal and so dependent on the trafficked and marginalised.

A second analysis used average taxonomic distance from species lists in pooled replicates since, unlike S, values of Δ+ are independent of sample size, so pooling unequal numbers of samples before its calculation will not bias the outcome [27].