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He said detention in a high security prison had now become "disproportionate and unlawful".
In the past three decades, global usage of antibiotics has become disproportionate, and, in the majority of instances, unsuitable1.
In his witness statement, Cable said: "I believed that the Murdochs' political influence exercised through their newspapers had become disproportionate.
Fear learning in stressful situations is highly adaptive for survival by steering behavior in subsequent situations, but fear learning can become disproportionate in vulnerable individuals.
Dennis, who recently announced that he had split with his wife of 22 years, Lisa, is understood to feel that the time demands of heading up the F1 team have become disproportionate and, contrary to reports last week, is increasingly inclined towards a change of priorities.
"It has become disproportionate, and players just feel they can say and do what they want," Le Saux told the BBC.
Somewhere along the way, however, the size of one artist's fanbase became disproportionate, and it wasn't necessarily the one you might expect.
"The response cannot be … so that there are extrajudicial executions, or that it becomes disproportionate so the numbers of dead on the other side is greater than the original death toll by several factors," she said.
It has had to face the fact that as the number of votes of independent African states in the United Nations grows (and half a dozen will be added this year) the cost, in terms of day-to-day diplomatic bargaining, of shielding South Africa becomes disproportionate.
But with relatively small samples the influence of a few sampled articles from big volume journals with over 1000 articles published per year became disproportionate.
With excessive burn load, the immune response becomes disproportionate and patients may develop an overshooting systemic inflammatory response, compromising multiple physiological barriers in the lung, kidney, liver, and brain.
