Sentence examples for worrying disparity from inspiring English sources

A Library Association survey in 1989, while colleges were still under local authority control, had revealed "a worrying disparity of library provision", the latest report comments.

And a burgeoning method for determining exactly which families get visits from child welfare caseworkers has advocates for low-income families worried the disparity will only get worse.

Dr. Colfax worries about disparities both in viral load and in care.

Already eight in 10 urban residents said that they worry about disparities in living standards in Vietnam, according to a survey on perceptions of inequality carried out by the bank and the Vietnamese Institute of Labour Science and Social Affairs.

Cutler believes it also underscores some worrying truths about economic disparity in the United States.

On Thursday on the BBC we had the fine sight of the richest man in China, worth some $20bn£12.6bnbn), sitting at a desk with the hammer and sickle prominently displayed, worrying about the social disparities that have led to more than 12,000 major and minor popular uprisings in the last year alone.

White said she worried about the disparity that will probably exist in the two schools at Largo.

"But it is worrying that there is such a disparity in the achievement of different ethnic groups at GCSE and particularly concerning that white working-class boys and girls continue to perform so poorly.

Such pay disparities worry teachers' unions.

Many experts and officials say that while they, too, have long worried about the disparities in doctor skill, they have remained silent, for fear of undermining the entire enterprise.

But even though studies show a majority of Germans worried about growing disparities, Mr. Schulz failed to maintain that message after his party lost a state election late in March, said Bernd Schlipphak, a political scientist at the University of Münster.