Use "inequality" in a sentence

1. “Since there was that inequality in the sexes

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2. occasions a very important inequality in the whole of the advantages and disadvantages of the

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3. what it naturally would be, occasions another inequality, of an opposite kind, in the whole of

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4. This inequality is, upon the whole, perhaps rather advantageous than hurtful to the public

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5. inconvenient inequality in the whole of the advantages and disadvantages of their different

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6. This law, however, though we read of its having been executed upon one or two occasions, was either neglected or evaded, and the inequality of fortunes went on continually increasing

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7. Wherever there is a great property, there is great inequality

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8. The authority of riches, however, though great in every age of society, is, perhaps, greatest in the rudest ages of society, which admits of any considerable inequality of fortune

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9. That it is much greater than that either of age or of personal qualities, has been the constant complaint of every period of society which admitted of any considerable inequality of fortune

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10. The first period of society, that of hunters, admits of no such inequality

11. It is in the age of shepherds, in the second period of society, that the inequality of fortune first begins to take place, and introduces among men a degree of authority and subordination, which could not possibly exist before

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12. In the obsevation or neglect of this maxim, consists what is called the equality or inequality of taxation

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13. In the following examination of different taxes, I shall seldom take much farther notice of this sort of inequality; but shall, in most cases, confine my observations to that inequality which is occasioned by a particular tax falling unequally upon that particular sort of private revenue which is affected by it

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14. The certainty of what each individual ought to pay is, in taxation, a matter of so great importance, that a very considerable degree of inequality, it appears, I believe, from the experience of all nations, is not near so great an evil as a very small degree of uncertainty

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15. In other countries, the system of taxation, instead of alleviating, aggravates this inequality

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16. The inequality with which a tax of this kind might fall upon the owners of different ground-rents, would arise altogether from the accidental inequality of this division

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17. But the inequality with which it might fall upon the inhabitants of different houses, would arise, not only from this, but from another cause

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18. A tax upon house-rents, therefore, would in general fall heaviest upon the rich ; and in this sort of inequality there would not, perhaps, be any thing very unreasonable It is not very unreasonable that the rich should contribute to the public expense, not only in proportion to their revenue, but something more than in that proportion

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19. The principal objection to all such taxes is their inequality; an inequality of the worst kind, as they must frequently fall much heavier upon the poor than upon the rich

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20. The extreme inequality and uncertainty of a tax assessed in this manner, can be compensated only by its extreme moderation; in consequence of which, every man finds himself rated so very much below his real revenue, that he gives himself little disturbance though his neighbour should be rated somewhat lower

21. The moderation of the tax, however, renders this inequality of less importance; and it may to many people appear not improper to give some

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22. In the assessment of a tax which was not very heavy, a considerable degree of inequality had been found less insupportable than any degree of uncertainty

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23. In France, the great easily submit to a considerable degree of inequality in a tax which, so far as it affects them, is not a very heavy one; but could not brook the arbitrary assessment of an intendant

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24. This inequality is likely to be greatest in a country of which the government is, in some respects, subordinate and dependant upon that of some other

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25. If you except, however, this very peculiar situation, any inequality in the contribution of individuals which can arise from such taxes, is much more than compensated by the very circumstance which occasions that inequality; the circumstance that every man's contribution is altogether voluntary ; it being altogether in his power, either to consume, or not to consume, the commodity taxed

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26. My reaction to that inequality is that they were still pigs, lipstick or not

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27. This is wrong for it shows inequality before the law

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28. The greater inequality we have today, at its most unequal since the Great Depression, began under Reagan

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29. The biggest change recently is that, thanks to the Occupy movement, the public recognizes inequality

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30. Once again we are hearing the familiar rallying cries of racism, inequality, poverty and injustice that have no clear meaning to the war itself other than it is being waged against a ―darker‖ race

31. What created the first was over reliance on wealthy elites' spending, in other words, inequality

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32. ) On top of that, the economy had just collapsed in 2007 due to inequality, plus theft and corruption on the part of the banking and housing industries

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33. Where Roosevelt encouraged unions as a way to reduce inequality but kept them under government control, Obama never challenged anti unionism

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34. Inequality caused both the Great Depression of the 1930s and the Great Recession of 2007-12

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35. Inequality caused both crises for obvious reasons

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36. He could look at her now and feel the inequality of their positions slowly slip away

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37. Believing that expensive goods—booze, dancing, haircuts or whatever—are immoral allows a society to exist in relative peace despite substantial income inequality

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38. The law of karma helps to explain the problem of suffering, and the inequality of mankind

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39. · What is the cause of the inequality that exists among mankind?

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40. White power can then be charged as the cause of the felt inequality, and whites made to feel guilty for the plight of blacks

41. But here is my question: what if there were another neighbourhood that had even less wealth and a lower standard of living than our attackers? And what if that poorer neighbourhood were also to suffer from the Fourier complex and thus decide to punish our attackers the same way they are punishing us? In life, inequality of all sorts will always exist

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42. belief, those gains have decreased income inequality between the rich and the poor since the Clinton administration

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43. the income inequality is the highest among the countries in Asia

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44. The investigation, here intends to unpack the reasons for the Gender inequality

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45. Israelites who were freed by God from oppression, inequality, poverty and slavery, started their

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46. own system of oppression, inequality, poverty and slavery in their society

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47. Somewhat inconsistent evidence indicates that there is a relationship between low incomes, percentage under the poverty line, few years of education, and high income inequality in an area and more crime in the area

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48. It may also explain why the degree of income inequality of a society is a better predictor than the absolute income level of the society for male-male homicides; income inequality creates social disparity, while differing average income levels may not do so

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49. The associations remained strong after controlling for income inequality

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50. He wanted social justice—that is more fairness and less social and economic inequality in general

51. Relative use of money creates relative inequality in justice received

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52. wars, inequality and imperfection finally ends

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53. Skeptics will decry the inequality of women in the workplace but but champion the ability of women to participate in, profit from, and consume a form of media – pornography – that has been shown to harm them individually and as an identifiable segment of the population

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54. There seems to be a sort of inequality in the distribution of acorns as

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55. That sense of inequality had seeped down to political choices as well

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56. Cape Town, says that levels of poverty and inequality continue to bear a

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57. The levels of inequality and poverty we have here, if left unaddressed or in the hands of the likes of Zuma, mean that we are headed straight towards social upheaval

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58. “We are living in a time of violence and this violence is born out of inequality

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59. Islam with its basis of fear, conquests, conversions, heresy, homosexuality, human rights, Jihad, Polygamy, Sexual inequality, slavery, taboos, vengeance, rituals, sects, belief in demons, easy divorce, purity out of rinsing hands (washing the body is washing the devil away) and Islamic laws, carried under powerful waves in an obsessional neurosis

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60. Economic inequality is the root of threats, as a consequence of uneven growth

61. “There must be inequality,” he remarked in a conversation on the subject of relations between the sexes, and since this inequality must prevail, “superiority of the (woman) is the lesser of two evils

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62. "There must be inequality," he remarked, in a conversation on the subject of relations between the sexes and, since this inequality must prevail, "superiority of the (woman) is the lesser of two evils

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63. They wanted to lessen, or, perhaps, idealistically alleviate the horrors of the world, so they could enjoy the privileges of inequality without the guilt of being slave owners

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64. Wouldn't it, minimally, have to care for the citizenry's entire, hence general, well being or welfare? Since money is inherently prone to monocultures of inequality, the only viable therapy against entrenched inequality in a monetary system is repetitive redistribution of wealth

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65. Gangs arise from economic inequality, not family breakdown, because the family has been broken by its indentured service to money

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66. “Haven't you ever wondered what love wills inequality?

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67. Wherever there is class, there is inequality

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68. When power creates, negates, and enforces the law, there is no justice, but only privilege, prejudice, and inequality

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69. This denial of equality is the creation of class which necessitates the military caste to enforce the inequality, from which arises the amorality of war – as conquest, occupation, and revolution

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70. For a world full of Green Chines and dying masses is who's ideal world? Because Green does not mean healthy as long as it means wealthy, nor wellness as long as it practices inequality

71. Since toleration is a loaned acceptance, putting one on an eternal payment plan of pleasing the lender, toleration only humiliates, being a caste system inequality, and therefore is, in essence, a Shame Waitlist

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72. Only by eliminating the inheritance of privilege can we begin to eliminate the inequality of opportunity

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73. In a world of inequality, commodities of power will be leveraged against others to create greater advantages for the more privileged class

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74. “Thus we must act collectively and with an ethic to oppose money's underlying ethic, the privileges of inequality, and not just its more egregious effects

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75. We so don't love humans and so love inequality that we do not love animals, but servile 'em

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76. “If you say we can't, this proves our inequality

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77. Once you have privilege, nothing is fair; there is no fair form of inequality

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78. “In the Inequality Era, rights were granted as a list of owned freedoms, but freedoms owned are not freedoms

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79. “I'm retrieving an idea, yes, yes; they had a great heart named Jesus who didn't think, will or teach that healing was a benefit reserved for the hyper-privileged, nor did he believe in inequality as a virtue

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80. “Democracies attempt to exist as correctives to inequality; when inequalities are eclipsed, then democracies can be transcended

81. “But when democracies are functionally limited to equal opportunity, this equals institutionalized inequality

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82. For what are democracies, but the institutionally slow apparatus for amending rights of equality to constitutions of inequality one long laborious issue at a time

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83. Democracies are necessarily ineffective correctives to systems of inequality that want to 878

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84. idealistic lifestyle? In this best possible world, would not institutions exist to love humanity and Eartheart? The gospel of the heart doesn't practice healing as a privilege reserved for the rich, nor pursue inequality as a virtue, but, rather, has a selfless love universally willed towards and for all

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85. pulling one back into a darker age of inequality and exclusion, where there is no escape from the power of the meme-makers –

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86. In every country in which inequality exists, the shadow government is money; its morality frames the intentions preceding all policy that follows from its general principles of amassing power to control

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87. The question is, 'Are you a sovereign of the hidden commons; or a < in the revealed world?' If not, there is only one reason, because there is only one great inequality maker: Money and its Vigilante Posse

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88. And this the ultimate abolition of the human heart's slavery: the liberation from hatred, which is the root of inequality

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89. “This is the question: how much bloody inequality are you willing to swallow?” She looks at the audience, slowly gazing all around

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90. But if we refuse to swallow any inequality,” Heart drops the torch and bill

91. This I find to be the obscenity, pageants of inequality

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92. “This Divine Inequality is the heinous Right to Privilege that separates the classes

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93. “To tempt people's lives into the market of stock to be slaughtered for avaricious profit, that would turn this asylum from inequality and sanctuary from want into a My Almighty God Owns Gold temple of thieves, where they sacrifice the poor to the demiurge profit

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94. To prevent the collapse of the economy due to ever increasing interest debt, the Jubilee practice was to reset all to zero, but each time greed created unsustainable inequality

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95. “Desire is the root of inequality

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96. nowisnever Test 4 inequality: if world can't handle universalization of UR lifestyle, then UR

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97. doughnaught Farther from center, the more inequality U tolerate, more slavery & poverty U

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98. Acting on this knowledge for one's advantage creates classes and inequality

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99. Any political system, including democracies of majority or consensus, that embraces classes will endlessly have inequality and, therefore, eventual conflict

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100. The Econocide of Inequality