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inequality
noun as in prejudice; lack of balance
Example Sentences
For example, look at the enormous inequality of the education system.
This prevents them from generating significant wealth and perpetuates systemic inequality.
Advances in technology have often benefited the West while exacerbating economic inequality, political oppression, and environmental destruction elsewhere.
Everyone should have access to the immense possibilities that the tech industry provides, but for the actual numbers to reflect this requires actively addressing the very unconscious biases that have contributed to rampant inequality.
The economists also think racial inequality in unemployment — a big problem in August’s jobs report — won’t be much better by year’s end.
The Perfect Storm writer talks combat brotherhood and the threat posed by growing wealth inequality.
Parker tells of a new Texas struggling to deal with inequality.
Thomas Piketty raised the Big Questions this year about democracy and inequality.
Piketty only waves his hands around the all-important question of whether economic inequality undermines democracy.
In fact, there is still a lot to do to rid the entire world of gay inequality.
There must be therefore no superiority of man over woman, no inequality, domestic or political.
As a matter of fact, it didn't occur to us that there was any personal inequality between us.
Universal suffrage, for example, could not long exist in a community where there was great inequality of property.
The sight of his father's situation made the son forget the inequality of the contest which he was about to provoke.
I stumbled over some inequality of the ground, and we all three fell prone.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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