Sentence examples for unequal impact from inspiring English sources

The second is the unequal impact of family responsibilities.

The unequal impact of tourism on different regions is a key feature of this activity.

Late payment has an unequal impact on charities because they cannot get bank loans to finance the cash gap.

In a huge and complex country, this revolution may have unequal impact, leading to open conflict in some areas and little more than a shoulder shrug in others.

For the next couple of years, the most urgent issues will be the economy, the unequal impact of public spending cuts and the referendum membership of the EU, which will happen before the end of 2017.

"This study is stunning evidence of the unequal impact of injuries in the hotel industry, and it calls into question whether discriminatory workplace practices play a role," said John W. Wilhelm, president of Unite Here, the union representing hotel workers.

Both have failed to articulate what they will do to address the unequal impacts of globalisation.

How do you help people cope with the unequal impacts of globalisation, demographic change and technological progress?

A reluctant European Council is being forced to take decisions that may have patently unequal impacts on the budgets of the member states.

I'd cite, for example, the Nakamura-Steinsson paper (pdf) that uses fluctuation defense spending — which has very unequal impacts across states — to estimate the multiplier on fiscal policy (it's about 1.5).

Remain's strategy, nicknamed Project Fear by the other side, is focused on the economic and security risks of leaving – as expressed by the G20 summit – but it has made insufficient attempts to address the unequal impacts of globalisation and freedom of movement for different groups.