Sentence examples for unequal distributions of from inspiring English sources

The Gini Index is a standard measure of inequality, in which higher values represent more unequal distributions of money income.

The additional peak is shown to result from the unequal distributions of multiplications undergone by the charge carriers created by photons absorbed in the p+ and p− layers.

But their advent suggests that, after decades of widening income gaps, unequal distributions of opportunity and reward, and corroding public institutions, we have gone back to Gatsby's time — or something far more perverse.

He said Chileans were rebelling against "excessive inequality" in a country that has the highest per capita income in Latin America but also has one of the most unequal distributions of wealth in the region.

When they were given a forced choice between equal and unequal distributions of wealth, and told to assume that they would be randomly assigned to be anyone from the richest to the poorest person (that is, a "veil of ignorance"), over half of the subjects explicitly rejected the option of an equal distribution of wealth, preferring inequality.

(Rawls holds that, given certain assumptions about human motivation, some inequality in the distribution of wealth may be necessary to achieve higher levels of productivity. It is therefore possible to imagine unequal distributions of wealth in which those who are least well-off are better off than they would be under an equal distribution).

But the unequal distribution of social resources is not new.

"Clearly, there is an unequal distribution of public attention".

Electoral reform would end this unequal distribution of democracy.

Welcome to the sickeningly unequal distribution of wealth.

But surely Britain's chronically unequal distribution of wealth and power has to be tackled too.