Sentence examples for disproportionate arrangements from inspiring English sources
Lucky for us, he recently contacted 50 Watts to showcase his still-astonishing textbook art, filled with images of floating busts and dreamy, disproportionate arrangements.
3. The authorisation referred to in paragraph 1 shall be granted only where the customs authorities are able to exercise customs supervision without having to introduce administrative arrangements disproportionate to the economic needs involved.
The enrichment of X for female-biased genes, then, may well be a straightforward outcome of this disproportionate time-sharing arrangement (Meisel et al. 2012).
Widely expressed concerns about recent changes in HE [higher education] funding arrangements having a disproportionate effect on more disadvantaged groups are not borne out by these data".
Although they are unlikely to force a breakup of the food manufacturing industry, antitrust officials are questioning the wisdomand the legalityof an arrangement that gives selected suppliers disproportionate influence over shelf space.
Such a financing arrangement lacks sustainability due to disproportionate spending on a single disease process.
A spokesman for the Home Office said: "We changed the vetting and barring arrangements because the old system was disproportionate and excessive.
But that money has brought allegations of sweetheart arrangements that have left a few tribal members with disproportionate profits from oil development.
The perishable nature of the secondary product (the razor goes blunt) coupled with price points that are typically disproportionate relative to their cost result in a highly profitable arrangement for the manufacturer.
A different problem stems from the disproportionate impact of large, tightly coordinated clusters on the overall arrangement of the tree[ 13].
Most of the people who don't live in those states do not like this arrangement very much, because the way it assigns a disproportionate influence on voters who pick their presidents based on how hard they pander to ethanol interests and how well they flip pancakes.
