Sentence examples for disproportionately created from inspiring English sources

You were right: This is an urgent and growing problem, one that American industry and consumers have disproportionately created, and one that will require your courageous leadership to address in a meaningful way.

In its investigation of that 2014 shooting, the Department of Justice found that the Ferguson Municipal Court emphasized revenue over public safety in levying fees and fines, and in doing so, disproportionately created a hardship on the city's most vulnerable residents ― those living in or near poverty.

The state N.A.A.C.P. is asking the department to reject the law, saying it could disproportionately create hardships for poor, elderly or minority voters who might be less likely to have a photo identification.

Ambitious immigrants, disproportionately, create growth companies.

Regardless of which side is correct, China's leaders must realize that even the perception that they are targeting foreign businesses disproportionately can create great harm.

Small businesses with 1 to 49 employees created disproportionately more new jobs before the Great Recession.

This is important not only in itself, but also because such art was/is created disproportionately by women.

They suffer disproportionately from the imbalances created by export countries with undervalued currencies.

It created tsunamis disproportionately large for its surface wave magnitude.

But, if data miners are not careful, that sorting might create disproportionately adverse results, reinforce systemic problems and create new ones.

It appears that the flood of liquidity has disproportionately gone towards creating financial wealth and inflating asset bubbles, rather than strengthening the real economy.