For example, if you're working under the assumption that your content strategy is growing in popularity, you might disproportionately value your social media follower growth and undervalue your organic traffic growth by comparison.
A growing body of research has established that Asian Americans tend to disproportionately value prestige when it comes to higher education.
Nevertheless, consumers disproportionately value and trust reviews professing expertise.
Most marketing organizations naturally focus on capabilities customers disproportionately value.
For example, if you've already made up your mind that climate change is a hoax, you might selectively filter out scientific evidence that demonstrates climate change in action but disproportionately value the minority of scientists who question these effects.
Moreover, values expressed through the planned construction of the Paraguay-Paraná Waterway disproportionately reflect values of powerful stakeholder groups such as the agribusiness sector, which significantly undermines its political legitimacy.
Even so, shares of the two largest office furniture makers -- Herman Miller and Steelcase -- have suffered disproportionately, some value-oriented investors say.
That's because government spending invariably is very progressive: Lower-income Americans get disproportionately more value from government spending, relative to their incomes, than do the affluent, because they rely much more on public schools, social services and health care.
In other words, as the ONS puts it, "the inheritances received by a small few had a disproportionately higher value than the majority".
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If more pay is what you have to offer, you will end up with employees who value money disproportionately — the mercenaries.
