Sentence examples for apparently disproportionate from inspiring English sources

Some call it the "sea swallow", and it shares the swallow's darting grace and control of apparently disproportionate features.

Curiosity about Wisconsin has centred on apparently disproportionate wins that were racked up by Trump in counties using electronic voting compared with those that used only paper ballots.

On the one hand, a weary young policeman, earning $65 a month, embittered by the regime's paltry reaction to the death of colleagues in Kosovo (their widows received a free vacation on the coast), unhappy that joining Milosevic's party (or that of his wife) was the only passport to high rank, troubled by an apparently disproportionate onslaught on young people like his brother.

Because of that, when the limit equilibrium is exceeded, few precipitations may produce apparently disproportionate effects (IPT 2005).

Turns out that for all of those, regardless of differences in economy, culture or location, the four hours between 8 PM and midnight apparently account for a disproportionate amount of mobile data consumption.

As for users, the Internet has benefited the well-educated and the curious to a disproportionate degree, but apparently not enough to bolster median income.

But this already completely disproportionate 28 1 ratio apparently isn't enough for the SBC.

Chaos theory, which describes non linear systems, teaches us that apparently negligible events can have a disproportionate bearing on the functioning of a given system.

Thus, irrespective of their underlying strategy, females apparently impeded post-prime males to accumulate a disproportionate share of the matings.

Soon after the Nakba Day events, Mr. Williams was quoted during a visit to Beirut, Lebanon, as saying that he was "shocked by the number of the deaths and the use of disproportionate, deadly force" by Israeli soldiers against "apparently unarmed demonstrators".

The authors of the 9/11 Commission Report wrote, in 2004, "Since we believe that both President Clinton and President Bush were genuinely concerned about the danger posed by al Qaeda, approaches involving more direct intervention against the sanctuary in Afghanistan apparently must have seemed if they were considered at all to be disproportionate to the threat".