Sentence examples for disproportionately big impact from inspiring English sources

The brightening of the job figures could give some lift to President Obama in his re-election campaign against Mitt Romney, as baby boomers have a disproportionately big impact on elections.

Among the problems of measuring whether this happens or not is, for example, that many migrants are known to work "below" their skill levels (one of the key reason cited for the disproportionately big impact of migration on lower-paid jobs).

Transport for London said: "A small change in customer behaviour... can have a disproportionately big impact on how commuting feels".

While HFCs make up just a tiny percentage of the gases that cause climate change, they have a disproportionately big impact on global warming.

For this reason, gel resolution will have a disproportionately big impact on measured mutation rate, with poor resolution gels picking up a small fraction of those resolved by the best gels.

Despite being limited in how broadly and how much gear they can fish, small-scale fleets can have disproportionately big impacts.

But there might be a disproportionately bigger impact from falling prices in the cheaper property at the softer edges of the market.

For any form of classification, a small change in accuracy will have a disproportionately large impact on usability.

The disaster had a disproportionately large impact on children.

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

Small tweaks, big impact.