It seems a wholly disproportionate demand to make of writers and other people who want to go into schools on an occasional basis, to public talks or demonstrations.
Although the contribution of air-conditioning to total energy use is quite small in many climates, this end-use can place a disproportionate demand upon the central electrical generation, transmission, and distribution system, particularly in the late afternoon of hot summer days.
Yet, as a shrinking and ageing community (down from a peak of 25, with the youngest current member in her mid-fifties, and six of the 10 being 80-plus), they are confronted with a reduced capacity to manage the place, the disproportionate demands made on the more able members to the detriment of their other work, and the struggle to pay for its upkeep.
The integrated bacterial mixed culture consortium with disproportionate oxygen demand was discovered to mutually cooperate with one single biofilm in oxidizing sulfide at different concentration.
Those who will criticize the prospect of taxpayer-financed campaigns should consider the implications of who pays for those campaigns under the current system -- large businesses, moneyed special interests and very wealthy individuals, most of whom expect and demand disproportionate influence over the decisions and votes of elected officials in return for their "investments".
When goods become free, it can have a disproportionate effect on demand.
This highlights a disproportionate growth in demand for those involved in the non-surgical management of LBP, such as therapists and pain specialists, and indicates that more funding might be needed in the future for these services.
That, in turn, has allowed the smaller parties to demand a disproportionate influence over policy, and to destabilise governments that refuse.
This creates an opportunity for the largest hospitals to demand a disproportionate share of overall returns at the expense of smaller or less-savvy hospitals.
Labour women, intolerant of Islamist views on gender, make up a disproportionate chunk of those demanding change.
"The fear was what that resource commitment … was disproportionate to other competing demands at the time," Clarke added.
