Sentence examples for disproportionate visibility from inspiring English sources

But since May, when the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, a Boston advocacy group, criticized the coal curriculum, the InSchool unit has taken on a disproportionate visibility.

The reason they have lasted so long is that they are relatively cheap to produce (far cheaper than a daily newspaper), and, on their good days, they have a visibility and effect disproportionate to their size, which gives them a plausible argument in seeking nonmarket support.

It argues that even though this community is more visible than ever, this visibility hasn't solved barriers the community disproportionately faces such as the extreme poverty, job discrimination, and police harassment, all of which likely contribute to the disproportionate violence against this group.

A disproportionate number of trans people are relegated to working in drag entertainment or prostitution -- a kind of visibility that creates both vulnerability and stigma.

"It was completely disproportionate".

Disproportionate to the provocation.

Bureaucrats wielded disproportionate power.

Note visibility.

Disproportionate to what?

Traditionally, capital wielded disproportionate power.

"Guilty of having disproportionate assets".