Sentence examples for concerning disproportionate from inspiring English sources

But the words concerning disproportionate judgment also call us to question the fairness of our current system in the United States, which boasts the largest prison population in the world at 2.2 million.

"We are concerned that disproportionate ongoing criticism... can only further embolden intransigence and violence".

However, critics of the private prosecution described the jail term as "deeply concerning, inappropriate and disproportionate".

In a statement, Unilever said it was "deeply concerned by the disproportionate action" of the trade unions.

Gary Grant, the company's chief actuary, said State Farm was concerned about the disproportionate damage that big cars can inflict on smaller ones.

For example, it gives no insight to citizens concerned about the disproportionate use of stop-and-search powers on some communities.

Those who have long been concerned about the disproportionate amount of attention to conventional crime in relation to white-collar crime can only hope that a decline in conventional crime will inspire more attention to white-collar crime.

"We are very aware and gravely concerned about the disproportionate incidence of lung cancer in the African-American community and, along with so many minority health experts, have long been concerned about the role menthol may play," Ms. Christensen said in an e-mail response to a reporter's query.

In his public lecture at St Andrews University today he will look at the moral responsibility of the politicians who order military action, as well as the dilemma for commanders who must guard the lives of their own soldiers, but also be concerned about using disproportionate force.

Yet if (for example) the crime drop has been most marked for those who already suffered relatively little crime (as with regressive taxation) one would be concerned about the disproportionate burden which the most victimised continue to suffer.

And they would allow those same manufacturers to remove advertising from the content--all without the programmers' consent". He was also concerned about a disproportionate impact on small companies, in particular for minority programmers and small video providers.