Sentence examples for widened social from inspiring English sources

We now know, thanks to research by the likes of psychologist Oliver James and epidemiologist Richard Wilkinson, that material prosperity in the West has not only failed to make us happy, it has proliferated mental illnesses, and widened social inequalities, which are scientifically linked to a prevalence of crime, violence, drug abuse, teenage births, obesity, and other symptoms of social malaise.

But it will take more than a simple target before the criticism constantly levelled at France's grandes ecoles disappears: that they have actively widened social divides, creating a hermetically-sealed caste of back-scratching high-flyers who defy the "equality" in France's national motto.

In northern England, although overall preterm birth rates stayed the same between 1960 and 2000, rates increased in the most deprived areas and decreased in less deprived areas resulting in widened social inequalities [ 45 ▪].

Even Mr Ambani is worried by the widening social disparities.

"This is a recipe for unnecessary political division and widening social inequality, and unfortunately permanent reform failure".

Moreover, the educational consequences of a widening social gulf between the haves and have-nots fill some principals with horror.

But if we want widening participation to be a true exercise in widening social mobility, then we must rise to the challenge.

Extending privilege in the name of corporate citizenship and it would take the wisdom of Solomon and Merlin combined to define "key" workers, anyway would widen social fractures.

Income inequality has increased across the West since the crisis began, according to figures from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, widening social gaps that the left set out to close.

What's more, restoring the healthy state of the banking system will be a lengthy process and one that will only widen social divisions.

However, it would be wrong to suggest schools of all stripes are engaged in some sort of conspiracy to widen social divisions.