Sentence examples for disproportionately bad from inspiring English sources

Discrimination and violence, especially sexual violence, against transgender women is disproportionately bad.

In a sense, that had been predicted about 15 or 20 years earlier, when people noticed that kids with autism seemed disproportionately bad at that kind of thing.

As Sonnet Stanfill, a female curator at the V&A, recently pointed out, there is disproportionately bad representation of women at the top of the museum, given that about 75% of its curators are women.

The first disproportionately bad batch of tires was produced from January to July 1994: at the outset of that period, Firestone discarded a longstanding labor agreement and announced new demands, which included longer shifts, a longer workweek and a pay cut for entry-level employees.

What's important is what's in the paper". Casadevall and Fang are aware that their spotlight on misconduct has the potential to show up scientists in a disproportionately bad light – as yet another public institution that cannot be trusted beyond its own self-interest.

Our healthcare system, our community, and our public health officers have been slow to respond to this crisis and that has been disproportionately bad for our young black gays and they are our most vulnerable population.

In their wake come Nevada (disproportionately Hispanic), South Carolina (disproportionately black) and Florida (disproportionately big).

"The big challenge that we're grappling with here is that there's been too much focus on supporting people who find it difficult to access mainstream services, so credit unions can find themselves disproportionately exposed to bad debt.

The problem is that TNCs besides being devastatingly inefficient, disproportionately congestive and bad for the environment is that they are exactly what Shoupistas fear most: a car trip with free parking at the end.

And those brand aficionados can become valuable allies when a customer reacts unfairly or disproportionately to a bad experience, not just posting a negative review, but compounding the impact by sharing it across multiple social media channels.

In particular, markets often react disproportionately to news, especially bad news.