Sentence examples for disproportionate interest from inspiring English sources
And the anti-Europeans have an important resource on their side: their disproportionate interest in matters European and their disproportionate willingness to publish books on them.
But disproportionate interest in the Democratic campaign alone cannot explain the struggles of Fox relative to years past, and the gains of its competitors.
Could, and should, our disproportionate interest in news from the US be replicated in broadcast coverage of our much nearer neighbours?
I'm not alone in my disproportionate interest in Israel – but why do so many of us pick away at this conflict like it's a giant scab?
Where does my disproportionate interest come from, considering that other conflicts around the world are equal or worse in their unpleasantness?
Fitting a disproportionate interest in humanity and a high decibel level into a small package came in handy as the World War II inside riveter in the nether regions of B-24 Liberator bomber tail sections.
In one of his most controversial broadcasts, Coughlin criticised the disproportionate media interest in Kristallnacht, insinuating undue Jewish influence at work.
However, there are two good reasons for suspecting that the importance of niche shifts for speciation is overestimated: First, there has been a huge--most likely disproportionate--interest in the intriguing possibility that host-associated speciation in insect herbivores could occur in sympatry, i.e., without geographical isolation [ 4, 13, 27, 58].
Conclusions: Largely because of negative experiences with chemistry classes, URM students and women show a disproportionate decline in interest in continuing in premedical studies, with the result that fewer apply to medical school.
The fact that eleven British restaurants are deemed to have made the grade has excited a disproportionate degree of interest and a set in motion a tidal wave of self-congratulation.
