Sentence examples for unequal experiences from inspiring English sources

Girls' subject choices in school are one clear symptom of their unequal experiences.

The predominantly white privilege of playing college sports while earning a quality degree comes at the expense of — is literally paid for by — the educationally unequal experiences of mostly black football and basketball players.

Many of Europe's main economies have historical ties to Africa, shaped, of course, through the very unequal experience of colonialism.

Latinos can be of any race, and while they are all the same ethnicity, racial differences predict vastly unequal life experiences.

He does point out many exceptions to these generalizations: Some poor and unequal societies experience very little violence.

In his important new book, "The Darwin Economy," Robert H. Frank of Cornell University cites a study showing that among 65 industrial nations, the more unequal ones experience slower growth on average.

Comparatively unequal societies experience a lack of social trust and a great deal of fear, uncertainty, and human misery that boosts religion.

However, the unequal suffering experienced by developing nations as a result of unfair historical exploitations by the most privileged (e.g. resources attained unfairly) is unjust.

Thus, experiencing losses without simultaneously experiencing unequal payoffs may suffice to motivate punishment, although this possibility has not been tested.

If it is allowed to dry prematurely, it can experience unequal tensile stresses that in an imperfectly hardened state cannot be resisted.

In a 2011 EU Fundamental Rights Agency survey, many Roma said that they have experienced unequal treatment when looking for work in the last five years.