Sentence examples for disproportionate dependence from inspiring English sources

A part of the Republican problem lies in the party's disproportionate dependence on white Southern voters.

The advertising recession, which has hit The Journal harder than other newspapers because of its disproportionate dependence on the hardest-hit advertising categories like financial services and technology, has underscored the need for the newspaper to attract more advertising aimed at consumers.

The overarching purpose is to improve access via transit to basic amenities to: (1) reduce the disproportionate burden faced by transit dependent populations; and (2) create a more feasible transportation option for low-income households as an opportunity to increase financial security by reducing dependence on personal autos.

However, the global recession starkly exposed a disproportionate reliance on oil and gas revenues – a dependence that risked becoming an economic opiate.

Adults with functional disability consume a disproportionate share of health services and are at high risk for dependence, hospitalizations, and death (2, 3).

Overall, the genome sequence of G. bemidjiensis offers surprising insights into the metabolism and physiology of Geobacteraceae in subsurface environments, compared to non-subsurface Geobacter species, such as the ability to disproportionate fumarate, more efficient oxidation of propionate, enhanced responses to oxygen stress, and dependence on the environment for a vitamin requirement.

These maxima are similar to subsurface maxima in bioirrigation intensity reported in chemically-based studies that have not imposed a priori restrictions on the depth-dependence of bioirrigation intensity.[27, 68] Furthermore, model simulations demonstrate that relatively rare organisms may have a disproportionate influence on solute transport in sediments.

"It was completely disproportionate".

Disproportionate to the provocation.

Bureaucrats wielded disproportionate power.

Disproportionate to what?