Sentence examples for wide inequality from inspiring English sources

Still, it also points to the persistence of wide inequality as being at the center of the story.

Brazil rode a commodity and consumer-spending boom the past half-decade as the government tamed inflation, expanded the economy and narrowed a wide inequality gap.

The census points out wide inequality of earnings too: almost half of all residents (49.2%) report an annual income of less than £15,000 (with almost 12% reporting income of less than £5000).

Under Mr. da Silva, Brazil's economy has achieved significant growth and long-sought stability with low inflation, helping to tighten a wide inequality gap and usher in a new, lower middle class of eager consumers.

Yet they can still tap into the roots of extremism: wide inequality, high youth unemployment, urban criminal networks.But those who speak up for the victims of the violence have been left powerless by the peace charter.

Speculation about the cause of the smell has also focussed on the wide inequality between the wealthy neighbourhoods close the lagoon and the favela slums on the hillsides, many of which still have open sewers that flood each February and March.

Its rapid development has been unbalanced, with 300m people still in poverty, more than 40% of children under five suffering from malnutrition and wide inequalities of caste, gender and ethnicity.

Overheated talent markets prompt companies to move production elsewhere to Mysore rather than Bangalore, say, or Austin, Texas, rather than Silicon Valley.Above all, there is something appealing about the meritocratic ideal: most people are willing to accept wide inequalities if they are coupled with equality of opportunity.

Educators in the United States express their concerns that the implementation of NCTB would reinforce the wide inequalities in income among families, with the most resources being spent on children from the wealthiest communities and the fewest on the children of the poor, especially in high-minority communities (Darling-Hammond 2000).

The wide inequalities in the incidence of very preterm birth might partially explain inequalities in infant mortality.

3 Wide inequalities in these interventions have hindered the reduction by 0.75 of maternal mortality ratio from 1990 to 2015.