Sentence examples for and disproportionately less from inspiring English sources

Employers, especially for jobs that require a college degree, pay people disproportionately more for working long hours and disproportionately less for working flexibly.

When two people of unequal rank are together the superior usually spends disproportionately more time looking at the subordinate while he himself talks and disproportionately less as the subordinate talks.

Research on migraine and primary headache disorders is relatively expansive in volume, but not in geographical scope, with the majority of research coming from higher income countries, and disproportionately less knowledge coming from lower income countries.

Although cell destruction by the parasite is significant in the acute phase, it does not seem to be the main mechanism in the chronic phase since parasitism is scarce and disproportionately less intense than tissue lesion and large inflammation [ 9].

The wealthy and well-connected — and, yes, the white and male — get disproportionately wealthier; the poor, the unlucky, and underrepresented minorities remain disproportionately less successful.

And older people were disproportionately less able to leave.

Scaling up the distances in the scene is challenging because higher resolution and larger distances lead to disproportionately less light being transferred through the scene.

Black and Latino students are also disproportionately less likely to be enrolled in at least one Advanced Placement (AP) course.

Typically, these patients are disproportionately less educated and have a lower income.

Such a genetic rearrangement occurred exclusively in PGG2 and PGG3 groups leading to the emergence of the two aforementioned disproportionately less frequent PGRST2 and PGRST3 subpopulations.

In a study for Economics Letters, Qianqian Du, Huasheng Gao and Maurice Levi found that C.E.O.'s are disproportionately less likely to be born in June and July.