Sentence examples for unequal growth from inspiring English sources

Analysis revealed unequal growth rates.

Not all boats were lifted by unequal growth.

It is whether it can avoid the trap of unequal growth that is so vividly described in Thomas Piketty's bestselling book: Capital in the 21st Century.

It might be tempting to suppose that these partisan differences in income growth are a coincidence of timing, merely reflecting the fact that Republicans held the White House through most of the past three decades of slow, unequal growth.

The parenchymatous cortex also may develop some collenchyma, sclereids, or fibres; unequal growth and expansion of the cortex produces the cladodes of epiphytic cacti (e.g., night-blooming cereus, Selenicereus; Cactaceae).

This unequal growth of brain and heart made him difficult to teach and too easy to command and produced in him an appearance of apathy; he could not read properly until he was 11.

Lagarde, who was one of the co-chairs of the gathering, also noted that, five years ago, she warned that unequal economic growth was unsustainable, and that growing economic inequality would lead to the rise of populist and nationalist politicians.

Each bacterium divides following unequal cell growth; the mother cell is retained, and a new daughter cell is formed.

Modi, who boasted of celebrating Republic Day as the "first prime minister born in free India", conceded that unequal economic growth meant the "hope we instilled into our constitution still eludes many".

Dr Aishath Ali Naaz, its author, cited bullying and family problems as well as the rapid but unequal economic growth in Maldives in recent years as contributing to the violence.

Peasant anxieties about land dispossession were loudly repeated by the students, who abhorred the realities of unequal economic growth and opted instead for the theoretical egalitarianism of unproved Marxist-Leninist models of development.