Sentence examples for unequal regions from inspiring English sources

There are usually two unequal regions, however.

Latin America is considered one of most unequal regions in the world, and grew more so during the 1990s.

Brazil has one of the most skewed distributions of wealth and income in South America, itself one of the world's most economically unequal regions.

During his visit to the US last year, he did not visit Silicon Valley or the Bay Area, which is fast emerging as one of the most unequal regions in America.

The poor now had religious support to organize and defend themselves against the landowners, the oligarchy, the wealthiest people in one of the most unequal regions in the world, and against their repressive military apparatus.

Fuentes-Nieva said: "The levels of inequality in Latin America are staggering and despite some significant progress over recent years it continues to be among the most unequal regions in the world.

But can the countries of the world's most unequal region really call themselves middle-class societies?

This still leaves Latin America as the world's most unequal region, along with sub-Saharan Africa.That assessment may be a bit pessimistic.

The west's general relationship with the Middle East – "the most unequal region in the world", he says – is one that troubles him, not least because it exposes grotesque inequalities.

For about a decade, researchers and policymakers have been saying that the key lesson from the world's most unequal region is that inequality can – and in fact did – decline.

While warning of the potential cost to economic efficiency of actions to improve income distribution, Mr Williamson concludes that "in a highly unequal region such as Latin America, opportunities for making large distributive gains for modest efficiency costs deserve to be seized".