Sentence examples for disproportionately broad from inspiring English sources
And disproportionately broad segments of America, either privately or otherwise, want both to lose.
For a sport that is basically a matter of propelling an inflated sphere through a netted rectangle, football has always had a disproportionately broad and emotive reach.
Last April a ruling by Europe's top court, the European Court of Justice (ECJ), struck down specific European digital data retention powers on the grounds that they were disproportionately broad.
He also referred back to the ECJ's decision, back in April, to strike down the European Data Retention Direction that was made in the wake of 7/7 terror attacks — with the Court determining it to be disproportionately broad and contra to individual privacy rights.
A growing body of research also suggests that communities characterized by racial and economic segregation are disproportionately exposed to a broad range of environmental hazards.
The ACLU and other civil liberties organizations have said no-fly lists are over-broad and disproportionately target Arab Americans.
The legal groups argue the laws are too broad and are disproportionately used against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Our results demonstrate that lab animals can quickly evolve domesticated behaviors via unconscious selection by humans early on a broad pool of disproportionately large neurogenetic targets followed by the fixation of accumulated deleterious mutations on functionally similar targets.
For me, these people were disproportionately journalists and other members of the broad media church.
But what it also needs, with at least equal urgency, is for African Americans and people of other minority backgrounds to finally break down the doors that have barred their entry for so long into broad areas of journalism that have disproportionately remained the preserve of white people.
By contrast, Obama proposed universal health care "regardless of what the broader public wanted," because it would "disproportionately aid Democratic clients".
