Sentence examples for a disproportionately massive from inspiring English sources

That said, there are clearly people who do commendable, important work on the list, but to scale the upper reaches it seems that those who have entered into the "media elite" get a disproportionately massive shout-out.

The NRA is a relatively small group with disproportionately massive clout due to the relentlessness and rabidity of its membership.

The three English clubs have duly avoided one another and will instead be hoicking their entirely incidental disproportionately massive TV advertising revenues around an assortment of European destinations 3,400 miles apart.

Such transactions would usually involve exchanging huge sums of Gulf money in return for disproportionately massive and often monopolistic financial advantages for the Gulf-investor.

He's provided little other comment on his initial tweets or the disproportionately massive campaign that's risen up against them.

However, these institutions produce a disproportionately large share of CEOs.

North Korea already has a disproportionately large army.

Finance is such a disproportionately large part of our economy, that it's only logical for banks to loosen their standards in order to grow their already massive revenue enough to live up to Wall Street's expectations.

But the e-mails were a small part of a massive report that concluded that black residents were disproportionately arrested, detained and subjected to excessive force by Ferguson police officers.

This is a massive waste of resources and disproportionately harms the chances of the most vulnerable in society.

If you're part of that vaunted club, your tax bill this year will likely be smaller than usual thanks to Republicans in Congress passing a massive tax cut targeted to disproportionately benefit the rich.