Sentence examples for a disproportionately long from inspiring English sources

Rather than diverting offenders into community-based treatment, the proposal needlessly requires that the offender, even to be admitted to treatment, must first plead guilty and be conditionally sentenced to a disproportionately long 4 to 16 years in prison.

Straight Man, Hell's Kitchen: If one goes by the Greek norm--Greek statues are far from well hung--it was a disproportionately long penis... Straight Woman, Bel Air, California: At that play, I just sat there with my mouth wide open, and I was mesmerized by it.

It consists of a hand with a disproportionately long thumb.

Despite its overall size, the medical device field has a disproportionately long tail, making it unique compared to other healthcare segments, which are characteristically dominated by large, heady incumbents.

I've skimmed The New York Times, read a few updates on Facebook, checked a Yahoo! account that consists mostly of spam, and spent a disproportionately long time writing an e-mail connecting two friends in Beijing.

The PPO3 gene showed a disproportionately long phylogenetic distance to the rest of species (fig. 4 C).

Infusing his artwork with moody ambiance and a heavy influence from Universal and Hammer horror films, his Batman tended to be a Gothic image, with disproportionately long ears and an infinitely complex cape, rather than a "realistic" depiction of a man in a costume.

The table also shows that patients with paronychia have a length of stay disproportionately long for such a mild infection.

Because of this, he regarded the reduced foraging efficiency as a functional constraint for evolving disproportionately long proboscides.

Since most of a swimmer's force is generated from the body's core, Phelps's disproportionately long torso was a gift.

The scaling allometry of the wing metacarpal is further evidence of this launch strategy: larger pterosaurs have disproportionately long wing metacarpals, a trait echoed in pterosaur ontogeny [76] as well as phylogeny.