Sentence examples for disproportionate concentrations from inspiring English sources

Two thirds of all minimum wage workers today are women, and many minimum wage jobs have highly disproportionate concentrations of women of color.

In letter to the home secretary, Sajid Javid, the heads of 14 local authorities said the system was at risk of "catastrophic failure", and that the Home Office had ignored issues of "cohesion or disproportionate concentrations of asylum seekers" in some places.

The letter, seen by the Yorkshire Post, read: "For too long, asylum dispersal has been implemented as something done to local authorities and communities in the north of England rather than done with them in partnership, with little heed paid to concerns raised about cohesion or disproportionate concentrations of asylum seekers in our towns and cities.

They also object to the fact that the amendment will relieve states and districts from having to disclose to parents and the public the under-preparation of alternate route trainees and their disproportionate concentrations.

Past policies have resulted in a disproportionate concentration of low-income homes in Greenport.

In truth, it should never have been either/or: how can you understand gender without class and vice versa given, say, the disproportionate concentration of women in low-paid and insecure work?

One of the reasons there was such a disproportionate concentration of troops in Helmand was that the Marines wanted an area of contiguous operations, which soon became known as "Marinestan" due to its fierce sense of autonomy.

"This disproportionate concentration of vacancy suggests that some aspect of the census enumeration went awry in these two offices, with likely processing errors that may have hindered the proper reporting, compilation, and tabulation of census results".

These are inevitable in a successful economy but exacerbated by the shortage of housing supply, by planning restrictions that limit the quantity of building land, by the disproportionate concentration of investment in the southeast, and by the excessive incomes of top earners.

Lieberman says that in 2010 she noted a disproportionate concentration of NYPD stop-and-frisks among young men of color: "African American and Latino men between the ages of 14 and 24 are 7.2% of the population and 41% of police stop-and-frisks".

This is why, as you pointed out, land is such a vital part of any deal.Land conflict and enduringly high levels of poverty and inequality and impunity are at the heart of the Colombian conflict, which has exacerbated the disproportionate concentration of land in the hands of a few.