Sentence examples for being disproportionately from inspiring English sources

Members of minorities, being disproportionately poor, would disproportionately benefit.

Homeless people looking for work are being disproportionately hit by government benefit sanctions.

Young black men were being disproportionately drafted to fight in Vietnam.

The results were sobering, with smaller scale local theatres being disproportionately affected.

As a consequence, they make more money, and so the naturally happy end up being disproportionately penniless.

(Data from the 2011-12 school year show that black students are being disproportionately arrested and suspended).

In 2013, a federal judge in New York, Shira A. Scheindlin, struck down the practice as unconstitutional, citing data showing that blacks and Hispanics were being disproportionately stopped.

Perceived unfairness can throw reciprocity instincts into reverse: instead of being disproportionately grateful, you might feel disproportionately spiteful — and take your business, and your loyalty, elsewhere.

Murray found that teenagers were being disproportionately searched: there were 145,600 searches of 15- to 24-year-olds across Scotland.

The policing operation also came in for criticism from witnesses who reported seeing stop and search powers being disproportionately used against young black men.

Regional theatres, small-scale touring and theatre for young people were being disproportionately affected – and philanthropy was not filling the gap.