Sentence examples for Disproportionate support from inspiring English sources

That would seem to augur well for Mr. Romney, given his disproportionate support among men.

But is this disproportion really such a bad thing?... disproportionate coverage of Israel is, in many ways, the flip side and the natural outgrowth of the disproportionate support that Israel enjoys, especially in America.

Campaign Against Arms Trade advocates that one small but vital first step would to dismantle UKTI DSO, stopping its disproportionate support for the arms trade and arms fairs such as Farnborough.

Cruz is betting that he can defeat Trump by winning over women, but his victory last week in the Wisconsin primary did not draw on disproportionate support from female voters, and, in a race against Clinton, he'd have plenty of trouble.

Mr. Romney's coalition included disproportionate support from whites, men, older people, high-income voters, evangelicals, those from suburban and rural counties, and those who call themselves adherents of the Tea Party — a group that had resisted him through the primaries but had fully embraced him by Election Day.

As the Senate Judiciary Committee debates S.744, the bipartisan immigration reform bill, few would question that last November's election vote -- particularly the disproportionate support of Latinos for the president -- motivated congressional consideration of immigration reform after many years with no progress.

In Illinois, state judges are elected, and last year tort reform groups in the state charged that Madison County judges have received disproportionate financial support from plaintiffs' attorneys.

Also, the pre-recession disproportionate growth in support for the elderly, the disabled, and married families has not resumed.

He said the region's public services could not continue to support "disproportionate" numbers of people compared with elsewhere in the country.

Despite all these caveats, I feel bound to end by agreeing that, with a disproportionate amount of support from a political establishment keen to prove a point, Wilshaw has built an excellent school.

The church's behind-the-scenes influence over the whole legislative process on gay marriage was clearly disproportionate to any support its views had in the country at large.