Sentence examples for are disproportionately less from inspiring English sources

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.

To argue that Hispanic-Americans are disproportionately less likely to finish school, one would have to compare them not with non-Hispanic Americans nationally but with non-Hispanic Americans in the same region.

According to statistics from 2013 by the debt charity StepChange, people aged over 60 are disproportionately less likely to seek debt advice than young people.

Commissioner Clyburn noted in her accompanying statement that "despite our unified desire as a Commission to spur deployment on Tribal lands, we do not take any action here," although Tribal lands in rural areas are disproportionately less connected.

"We are not being upfront about out attempts to meet the (immigration) target by dissuading a group who provide an obvious economic benefit, who are disproportionately less likely to settle and who of all migrant groups attract less public concern," he said.

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

The other point is that the people not getting jobs because of Fed rate hikes are disproportionately less-educated workers and members of disadvantaged groups.

It found that C.E.O.'s were disproportionately less likely — not disproportionately likely — to have been born in June and July.

Though past research has found that this bottom performer will experience a significant number of redemptions from disgruntled investors, the outflow of cash will still be disproportionately less than the inflows typically seen when a fund is at the top of the heap.

It thus suggested that the GM enlargement might persist into adulthood in spite of the fact that the increase is disproportionately less than for WM early in life.

As in other affected countries, children were disproportionately less affected by SARS than adults.