Sentence examples for Is it disproportionate from inspiring English sources

Up on the hill, £48 a day for a lift pass isn't cheap by anyone's standards, but nor is it disproportionate among North American resorts, none of which draw the traffic of Europe's big crowd-pullers.

I think that it is disproportionate, I think it is ugly, and it is tragic.

"But to put the blame completely on the travelling community as a whole, I think is totally disproportionate". He did not comment on who he thought was to blame.

It is entirely disproportionate.

"Personally, I think this is a disproportionate response," says Walden.

Only when there is a disproportionate (i.e. curvilinear) increase or decrease in the response with density do we infer density dependent regulation.

Also, after the exaggerated reception and publicity for "The 400 Blows"—its disproportionate success—I became quite agitated.

In CD, however, fat stranding is described as "disproportionate" (i.e. stranding more severe than expected for the degree of bowel wall thickening present), which is considered to be a reliable sign for the diagnosis of CD in patients with acute abdominal pain (Fig. 25) [51].

Is the backside grossly disproportionate compared with other open-air grand touring cars?

I actually had a delegation sent from the White House to talk to me because I guess I get a disproportionate amount of publicity.

If she ever felt it was disproportionate, I'd rather her have cut back on what she bought me than to resent me for not matching her style.