Sentence examples similar to disproportionately extended from inspiring English sources
Observations of deformation processes, recorded using long-exposure photography, revealed that during the initial stages of sinkage (a few millimetres), the corresponding disturbance of soil below the plate extended disproportionately further and was cylindrical in form.
Alternatively, some tasks could be skipped, disproportionately truncated or extended, or the order of task performance could be fundamentally different between genotypically distinct groups of honey bees.
The world's aging population is growing disproportionately; the lifespan is being extended dramatically.
The right hand extended to touch the face is disproportionately big and does not convincingly connect with the body.
Despite earning less, women disproportionately shoulder enormous financial burdens, including caring for children, elderly parents and even extended family.
Their troops ousted the Khmer Rouge from power and the Cham, disproportionately cursed by their rule, have been grateful in the decades since.But splitting up extended families can be tricky, politically, in parts where the overwhelming majority live a hand-to-mouth existence from shared farmlands.
Rather than ensuring the recovery extended to families with children, federal policymakers have undertaken budget reductions that, often in the name of the future of children, paradoxically and disproportionately, cut support and services for children.
