Sentence examples for disproportionate effects from inspiring English sources

When it comes to individual income taxes, treating everyone the same can have perversely disproportionate effects.

Changes in consumer tastes in the United States may have disproportionate effects on Canadian producers.

Another violent drop in share prices could have disproportionate effects on confidence and hence demand.

Wolves are "apex predators", which means, as Vucetich explained, "they have disproportionate effects on the ecosystems in which they live".

Gingerbread, the charity representing single parents, has campaigned against the "disproportionate" effects of the cap on single parents who are not working.

It said employers must justify any rule that has disproportionate effects on minorities by proving that the rule is necessary for business reasons.

"It is a disproportionate effect on low-income folks".

Curtis seems drawn to intriguing chancers who have had a disproportionate effect on world events.

Rising food prices have a disproportionate effect on the poorest people in the world.

Media stories about health issues have a disproportionate effect on whether people seek medical attention.

Demand was brisk in emerging markets and even small supply disruptions had a disproportionate effect.