Sentence examples for terms of inequality from inspiring English sources

In terms of inequality, can he explain what he means?

Paraguay, nestled between Argentina and Brazil, ranked seventh highest of 139 countries in terms of inequality in a recent United Nations Development Program study.

"Actually I don't think he understands what has happened in the last third of a century in terms of inequality," he said.

"In the 1920s, though, the overall distribution of income is about the same as now in terms of inequality — very high".

"What makes this a moment of hope is there is a general recognition that things are out of balance in terms of inequality and wage stagnation," said Craig Becker, the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s general counsel.

Some studies have compared different groups in terms of inequality.

Del Bono said: "There are quite a lot of established indicators on the list, for example performance at 'key stage 1 and 2', but few in terms of inequalities in health or health behaviours apart from birth weight.

These conditions are formulated in terms of inequalities.

Novel passivity criteria are proposed in terms of inequalities, which can be checked easily.

Some new sufficient conditions for FTS have been derived in terms of inequalities for a type of Metzler matrixes.

A novel global exponential synchronization criterion is given in terms of inequalities, which can be checked easily.