Sentence examples for disproportionately as from inspiring English sources

Mexican-American adults experience tooth decay disproportionately as well.

In particular, the increased sense of community that seemed to correlate with the implementation of moderate structure could have helped them disproportionately, as has been demonstrated in a previous study (Stephens et al., 2012).

Characteristically disproportionately as Joel Berger, a lawyer who represented victims of police brutality, found out.

He said the force, along with the PCC, reviews disproportionately as part of the complaints process.

Given those figures, it may be natural to assume that technology workers have suffered disproportionately as the economy has stumbled.

That is particularly a concern across the Atlantic, where fares have risen disproportionately as competition has shrunk.

He pointed out that young black men are disproportionately perpetrators as well as victims and called for peaceful protests, saying violence would dishonor Trayvon Martin and his family.

This would make tall skinny trees most vulnerable, but, as the team points out, trees don't grow taller without getting disproportionately thicker as well.

Entire school districts and one borough, Staten Island, are untouched, but schools that serve large numbers of poor or struggling students are disproportionately affected, as are schools receiving federal money to improve results after years of weak performance.

Children are disproportionately affected as well.

We asked whether large indels were disproportionately rare, as might be expected if larger indels are subject to stronger purifying selection.