Sentence examples for disproportionate condition from inspiring English sources

Also for any man with a conscience every abortion is a moral ordeal that leaves a mark, but certainly here the fate of the woman is in such a disproportionate condition of unfairness compared with the man's, that every male should bite his tongue three times before speaking about such things.

Again she found that Islington were wrong to impose this disproportionate condition.

Despite bearing the disproportionate brunt of conditions they had no say in creating, many younger Britons strongly support staying in the EU – but too many didn't vote in the Brexit referendum.

Inadequate working conditions, disproportionate workload, absence of risk allowances or transport allowances and shortages of health care workers have also been mentioned as reasons to explain the practice from the providers' perspective.

We believe that serum Epo concentration should be checked to detect any possible instances of secondary erythrocytosis whenever the hemoglobin level is disproportionate with the clinical condition.

Based on previous studies, we hypothesized these spirometry conditions (results measured with spirometry) could be suitably used as a practical surrogate marker of pulmonary dysanapsis: the condition of disproportionate but physiologically normal growth between airways and lung parenchyma.

First, it has been argued that even in studies that used control conditions encouraging egocentric, i.e. viewpoint-dependent strategies, differences in task difficulty may explain a disproportionate impairment in allocentric conditions [21].

But I also know that it can take only a little imagination and flexibility to produce disproportionate benefits to our working conditions.

They have unquestionably brought problems, particularly to Rome, where a disproportionate number live in dreadful conditions under bridges, in copses or in disused buildings.

The multi-billion dollar private prison industry has come under increasing criticism from rights activists, who point to poor conditions and the disproportionate incarceration of young, black males in for-profit facilities.

Because the Fed focuses on "core" inflation (which excludes food and fuel), whereas the ECB targets overall inflation, America's central bank runs a looser policy in response to higher oil prices, thus pushing the dollar down.Another reason to suspect that the Fed is more than a bit player is that American interest-rate decisions have a disproportionate effect on global monetary conditions.