Sentence examples similar to disproportionately brief from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg's plan, the brief argued, would disproportionately hurt minority-owned small businesses, which faced competition from larger convenience stores like 7-Eleven that would be exempt from the soda restrictions because of a quirk in New York's regulatory structure.

It might be tempting to dwell disproportionately on this unconvincing (and extremely brief and tentative) ending.

Even the briefest of human communication had a disproportionately powerful and positive effect if it was based on an empathetic approach.

In a separate dissenting opinion, Sotomayor cited friend-of-the-court briefs claiming that Ohio's policy had disproportionately affected minority, low-income, disabled and veteran voters.

To its defenders, the law is a public safety measure that bans handguns "because they are disproportionately linked to violent and deadly crime," as the District of Columbia's brief puts it.

Of particular interest is the group of patients who make many visits to ED within a brief period of time, since it is clear that frequent users consume a disproportionately large share of health care resources and hospital staff perceives them as burdensome to their workload.

Sims was not involved in the survey, but reviewed the policy brief and praised the study for pointing out that different groups of children are being disproportionately impacted by unhealthy foods.

Teeth have suffered disproportionately.

It's older, disproportionately male, disproportionately white and disproportionately conservative.

Black men are represented disproportionately.

Obesity affects poor children disproportionately.