Within the opposition, some worry about the disproportionate power of Islamists, namely the Muslim Brotherhood, especially given its lack of any organizational presence inside Syria.
Education experts are worried that a disproportionate number of the teachers will be placed in schools in poorer areas, like the South Bronx, which have difficulty attracting and retaining teachers.
Schorr writes that he later learned from two senior Times editors that the managing editor, Turner Catledge, had been concerned about Schorr's Jewishness, worrying that a "disproportionate representation of Jews on the staff might hamper Times coverage of some future Middle East war".
Days after that endorsement, Clinton allies sued to block voting sites on the Las Vegas strip that they worried would elect a disproportionate share of caucus delegates (and go for Obama).
"My worry," she says, "is that a disproportionate focus on my backstory leads to an 'Ah-ha' moment that short-circuits the work.
What's more, because of their denser breast tissue, younger women were subject to disproportionate false positives — leading to unnecessary biopsies and worry — as well as false negatives, in which cancer was missed entirely.
Now, with migrant Tajik workers, the single largest contributors to the economy, facing an uncertain future in Russia, experts like Muzaffar Olimov worry that religious leaders will gain disproportionate power in society and that with the state education system in collapse, families will turn to religious schools for their children.
He said this is more than just a problem for consumers and regulators since some insurers also worry about getting stuck with a disproportionate share of sicker workers in the traditional market.
Others worried that small groups would gain a disproportionate voice.
1) I would stop worrying about "my purpose" I spend a disproportionate amount of my time and energy trying to figure out what I'm "supposed" to do.
But a new mood of openness at this hitherto secretive company hints at a more public future.Out of Africa Another worry for Anglo's investors is the company's disproportionate presence in Africa, a continent where the risk of political upheaval weighs heavily on the value of mining assets.
