Sentence examples for disproportionate problems from inspiring English sources

He said the program "represents our core values as a community — welcoming others and learning from one another". He said immigrants had not caused disproportionate problems there.

And, just as depressingly, the report also shows how the country's literacy problems are spread throughout the age range, whereas other countries experience disproportionate problems with literacy among the elderly.

In the case of the first world's most epically disproportionate problems, we have just learned that our use of Chinese food takeout boxes is horribly inefficient.

This is a disproportionate problem for Democrats, who "left far more potential votes 'on the table'" in 2014, according to the report.

The group believes that sources of environmental pollution are concentrated in poor, mostly minority neighborhoods, resulting in disproportionate health problems for those communities.

Recognizing the disproportionate health problems plaguing her neighborhood of Little Village -- a low-income, predominantly Mexican-American conmunitheon the southwest side of Chicago -- Kimberly went on to unite local residents through a door-to-door grassroots movement, and, after a 15 year battle, succeeded in shutting down the plants permanently.

I am calling for a government enquiry to look at the experience of LGBT children in school and how that correlates with their disproportionate mental health problems.

Although for decades nearly all pharmaceuticals have been purified by crystallization, there have been a disproportionate number of problems associated with the operation and control of these processes.

"It was disproportionate to the problems the country faces and generally not what we would have wanted," he said adding that the violence that has marred past May Day rallies may have deterred Greeks from attending.

There is also a fear that there may be a disproportionate number of problems with companies (typically retailers) whose financial year closed at the end of January.Moody's says that the most serious control problems lie not with the reported delinquents, but with the late filers the companies that were unable to get their reports to the SEC on time.

For instance, while its mission didn't include looking at for-profit colleges, the agency's emphasis on student loans led it realize that a disproportionate number of problems were tied to entities such as Corinthian colleges and ITT Technical Institute, which took advantage of the student loan system while at the same time misrepresenting graduation rates.