Sentence examples for disproportionately afflicts from inspiring English sources

Anomie is a disease that disproportionately afflicts French novelists.

Anomie is a disease which disproportionately afflicts French novelists.

THINK of a problem that disproportionately afflicts African-Americans, such as getting murdered.

If anything, Mr. Bradley has been more direct than Mr. Gore in using his candidacy to call for a war on poverty, which disproportionately afflicts black Americans, and to appeal for racial harmony.

Eleven years after her mother died of breast cancer, Masha Gessen, a Moscow-based journalist and the author of the fine family memoir "Ester and Ruzya: How My Grandmothers Survived Hitler's War and Stalin's Peace," tested positive for a BRCA1 mutation, which disproportionately afflicts Ashkenazi Jews and significantly increases the risk of dying young.

AIMS: Studies have shown that diabetes mellitus disproportionately afflicts persons of low socioeconomic status and that the burden of disease is greatest among the disadvantaged.

Many diseases that disproportionately afflict African Americans are linked to inflammation or an overactive immune system.

Both homicides and H.I.V.-related deaths, which disproportionately afflict black men, have dropped.

Those factors disproportionately afflict black and Latino students — and hold back children from life's starting line.

Those deaths have disproportionately afflicted black Washingtonians, whose opioid overdose rates exceed those of whites in West Virginia or New Hampshire.

These students are disproportionately afflicted by challenges outside of school, and, to date, we haven't been very successful in educating high proportions of these students to proficiency.