Sentence examples for Slightly disproportionate from inspiring English sources

Women have, if anything, received a slightly disproportionate share of jobs, and the pay gap for full-time workers narrowed slightly last year.

Sure, two trips to Mar-a-Lago still eats up the same amount as that year of funding for the Interagency Council on Homelessness, but at a slightly disproportionate level.

The flat, slightly disproportionate masks create an effect like that in Web videos in which the image of your head is grafted onto the body of a dancing elf.

It's certainly starting to look like a slightly larger or slightly disproportionate amount of volume is going off in non-lit markets.

Not to cheerlead for Apple, but we can all agree that whatever their faults, the original iPhone and the iPhone 4 (from which the slightly disproportionate 5 has descended) are impressive examples of one-upping the competition in both material and industrial design.

A slightly disproportionate fraction of seropositive samples (33%) were from Mapuche (18.3% of those sampled were Mapuche).

Even sitting still, smoking a hand-rolled cigarette or reading a tattered paperback, he radiates a feverish, slightly dangerous intensity, a charisma disproportionate to Joe's modest, straitened surroundings.

Furthermore, LGA infants born to mothers with GDM were more likely to be disproportionate with a slightly higher PI compared with the LGA infants born to mothers without diabetes.

STAR SHOCK The disproportionate way that meeting celebrities feels slightly like being told a piece of life-changing news.

At 63, Hyde has boyishly tousled brown-gray hair, freckled, soft-looking cheeks and the slightly abstracted gaze of a man who spends a disproportionate amount of his time in library carrels.

The group projects that 12.5 million workers will "directly benefit" from the new rules -- slightly more than half of them women, and a disproportionate share of them African-American and Hispanic.