Sentence examples for disproportionate distributions from inspiring English sources
Consider: unbridled corruption, tyrannical governments, religious extremism and intolerance, one-dimensional economies, ridiculously disproportionate distributions of wealth, radicalized education systems, unreliable and mistrusted police forces, and a terrified middle class.
The indices have frequently been used to study disproportionate distributions of health services, including those pertaining to the numbers of physicians and medical facilities [ 8- 13].
It is important to note that the disproportionate distributions of functional types of proteins between insects and eukaryotes/opisthokont may be caused to some degree by the methodology; the small number of proteins in the insect-specific core may be caused by the limited number of insect genomes used, artificially underrepresenting the insect proteome.
To perform the same type of analysis to assess disproportionate distributions of judo therapy facilities, we developed our database of the number of judo therapy facilities in each Japanese municipality and have published two reports on the geographic density of judo therapists [ 14, 15].
This kind of ethic appeals to (mainly) distributive models of social justice to show why, for example, the disproportionate distribution of environmental harms to women and children (particularly poor women of color who are single heads of households with children under the age of eighteen) constitutes a social and environmental injustice.
(The unions also would get a hugely disproportionate distribution).
Mr. Kuttner cites numerous studies and statistics that show a staggeringly disproportionate distribution of wealth in America.
The Shard's lack of all proportion to its surroundings is a physical demonstration of the completely disproportionate distribution of resources and potential in our society.
At the root of this problem is the disproportionate distribution of land, which favours commercial crops and leaves many peasants landless and unable to grow subsistence crops.
One of the difficulties they face, he said, is the "disproportionate distribution" of female officers, with a majority clustered in urban areas.
This spatial clustering led to the disproportionate distribution of water sources in the sub-region, leading to high grazing intensity and localized degradation (Mugerwa et al. 2014).
