Sentence examples for disproportionate mass from inspiring English sources

The events occurred far too long ago for there to be anything approaching a full record, and so there has to be an immense amount of imaginative reconstruction -- fiction, if you will -- which is here, because of its disproportionate mass, all too evident.

There was no statistical difference among subswatersheds; however, a disproportionate mass of PCB loading came from site 5, which had no obvious sources.

Tumor implant models result in a disproportionate tumor mass in relation to body mass, which can create rapid muscle wasting related to amplified systemic inflammatory and metabolic disruptions.

The impact is disproportionate because mass incarceration is disproportionate: Thirty-four percent of the jail population is African-American.

It also sheds new light on the disproportionate impact mass incarceration in America has on communities of color.

The push comes in the face of the mounting deaths across the country of unarmed black people in police custody, and as America's disproportionate sentencing and mass incarceration has come to the fore, as have a raft of other race-based issues.

According to the gun control advocacy group Every Town for Gun Safety, domestic incidents also made up a disproportionate number 57 percent of mass shootings under the FBI definition (at least four people shot dead in one incident) between 2009 and 2015.

While the United States faces a disproportionate amount of mass gun violence compared with Canada, America's northern neighbour has not escaped the tragedy of school shootings.

This has raised interest in the scientific community but has also had disproportionate resonance in mass media and strong expectations among the patients' families.

The most frequently mentioned barriers to WASH and NTD integration included: 1) differing programmatic objectives in the two sectors, including different indicators and metrics; 2) a disproportionate focus on mass drug administration; 3) differences in the scale of funding; 4) siloed funding; and 5) a lack of coordination and information sharing between the two sectors.

In Britain, the state uses demonisation, brute force and disproportionate punishment to contain mass demonstrations and talks of making some peaceful means illegal.