Sentence examples for visible disparities from inspiring English sources

While the visible disparities between "old" and "new" Europe are fading, in matters of mentality there is a way to go.

Our public shock suggests a belief that the views expressed by Sterling are out of the ordinary — despite the evidence indicating otherwise, despite the visible disparities between races in every meaningful statistic, and despite the protestations of those who are subjected to the dictates of race in this country.

However, the visible disparity of women in the winning pool could discourage other women from applying.

As an example of the sorts of disparities visible, the report cites one private school pupil who recounts work experience for a designer in London, on the trading floor of a financial broker, at a BBC radio station and in a City law firm, contrasting this with a state student who discusses a school trip to Cadbury World.

This trade-off is visible in the disparity in evolutionary rates at within-host and between-host levels, and preferential transmission of ancestral donor viruses.

High-technology job growth still isn't fast enough to dent the 9percentt unemployment rate, though the sector's earnings are rising fast enough to make income disparities plainly visible.

In explaining the reason for this disparity, the visible nature of pregnancy was particularly emphasized, with one informant noting, "if I fall pregnant, everyone will see, but if I am having HIV, maybe you cannot see it if I am not sick".

The racial disparities are achingly visible in Zimbabwe's rolling hills and lush valleys.

Most of the assaults have occurred along China's urbanized east coast, where wealth disparities are most visible and social pressures presumably at their peak.

This kind of racial disparity is clearly visible wherever Republicans have trampled on voting rights during Mr. Obama's term.

This inclusion was purposeful to increase variation in the material, but the expected disparity was not visible in the text.