Sentence examples for disproportionately during from inspiring English sources

A: Children suffer disproportionately during epidemic and pandemic outbreaks.

It was important that Britain had suffered disproportionately during the war - but waving medals was a failure of tone.

This has left them more dependent on big-ticket items that fall disproportionately during a slowdown.Moreover, the budget squeeze may have big political consequences.

The Australian government last month proposed an overhaul of the taxes on resources, arguing that mining companies benefited disproportionately during the past decade's commodities boom.

But Tony Woodley, the joint general secretary of Unite, said: "With Magna as the new owner, we need to make sure that British plants and people are not treated disproportionately during the restructuring that will take place".

The hurdles that Cherán has faced in recent years highlight the plight of Mexico's most disenfranchised communities, which have suffered disproportionately during the nation's drug wars, often without national notice.

State mental health departments, serving vulnerable populations with little political clout, almost always get disproportionately squeezed during tough times.

Although the patient group showed impaired performance across nearly all of the tasks, they were not disproportionately impaired during the task conditions assumed to demand greater attention.

Instead, the AIFO ACC network showed significant sustained task-related activation and this activation was not disproportionately strong during the INHIBITION task.

The reduction of REM sleep was disproportionately large during the first quarter of the sleep phase, and slow wave activity (SWA) (0.5 4.5 Hz power density) was lower during the first 10 min of SWS post-encounter.

He dismisses the common perception that smaller companies will disproportionately suffer during an economic downturn.