Sentence examples for understanding of inequality from inspiring English sources

His recent research has focused on the measurement and understanding of inequality.

Mike Savage, professor of sociology and co-director of the III, said: "Thomas Piketty has revolutionised our understanding of inequality through demonstrating how fundamental historical shifts towards escalating capital accumulation disproportionately enhance those who are already wealthy.

We hope this work will expand our understanding of inequality and the scope of the study.

In South Sudan data was collected at national and sub-national sites for a range of geographic, demographic and conflict contexts for a better understanding of inequality, conflict and peacebuilding.

This is a big opportunity to institutionalise a more accurate and mature understanding of inequalities into development policy and, let's hope, to change people's lives for the better.

Another gap in our understanding of inequalities in CVD mortality is the role of childhood socioeconomic conditions.

Oral health data offer us the opportunity to compare different types of health measures, helping us to gain a richer understanding of inequalities.

Further work within Scotland examining the relationship between such risk factors and AMI incidence will be important in developing our understanding of inequalities.

In particular, by focusing on difficulties accessing specialty care when required in the previous year, this study provides an understanding of inequalities that exist beyond direct physical access and likelihood of referral to specialists.

He believes his colleagues are treating everyone the same but with inequitable risk: earlier intervention, improved communication, education and patient engagement are required: I think the key issue is the prescribers have a poor understanding of inequalities.

In order to achieve healthy eating patterns among all adolescents, and particularly among those in families with low SES, a more comprehensive understanding of inequalities in food consumption is required.