Sentence examples for disproportion to from inspiring English sources

"And by threatening and using violence, a small percentage of settlers have power in great disproportion to their numbers".

Large American families consume resources and produce waste in glaring disproportion to most other families of the world.

"Often the amount of noise made at the time has been in direct disproportion to the quality of the book".

Today communism is less popular, but strong antagonism to traditionalism, conservatism, America, Israel, capitalism, religion, and other values abound in disproportion to mainstream opinion.

Clark isn't the only wondrous musician of his generation to lose his life to drugs, but his influence, in proportion (or disproportion) to his modest renown, may be the greatest.

With a new troop of tourists from Kansas City arriving every night and dutifully writing up what a good dinner they had, a restaurant can gain an online importance in wild disproportion to the status it actually deserves.

The inhibition is directed, not only against punishments of the character mentioned, but against all punishments which by their excessive length or severity are greatly disproportioned to the offenses charged.

The increased rate of OASIS among women undergoing VBAC may be explained by fetopelvic disproportion leading to a primary caesarean section possibly predisposing to OASIS at first vaginal delivery [ 25, 38].

The mechanism behind the increased frequency of CS in obese mother has not been fully explored, however cephalopelvic disproportion due to macrosomia and narrow maternal pelvis due to increased soft tissue mass [ 34], slow labour progression [ 35] and increased frequencies of emergencies [ 36] were all proposed as explanations for the association of maternal obesity and CS delivery.

This disproportion led to the finding of more positive samples but also to less specific reporting, with proportionally more nonrabid dogs with vague symptoms; such dogs would not have been submitted had they been older.

A minute later, when Kaine said the same thing, Pence said, "I'm very, very happy to defend Donald Trump". Kaine, in his mention of Philando Castile, at least managed to introduce the question of why, if there is no implicit bias worth speaking of, he had been stopped by the police dozens of times, a disproportion familiar to many black Americans.