Sentence examples for disproportionately fast increase from inspiring English sources
Technological change and financial liberalisation result in a disproportionately fast increase in the number of households at the extreme rich end, without shrinking the distribution at the poor end.
Behind these factors he conjectures that there are deeper causes, and one above all: "technological change and financial liberalisation result in a disproportionately fast increase in the number of households at the extreme rich end, without shrinking the distribution at the poor end".But is it not something of a leap from those proximate causes to that primary underlying cause?
This number is fast increasing.
"The Supreme Court's workload has increased disproportionately faster than the High Courts and lower courts, perhaps indicating an increasing breakdown within the judicial system of precedent-as-authority," according to the report, published by the Center for Policy Research, a think tank in New Delhi.
This is presumably beneficial for the total cerebral energetic expenditure, as white matter increases disproportionately faster than gray matter [ 9, 40, 51].
White matter increases disproportionately faster than gray matter and the ratio over a wide range of mammals from shrews to humans is closely predicted by a power law with an exponent of 4/3.
That's why Silicon Beach and Silicon Alley have had disproportionately faster growth than other newer tech regions in the world.
Data showing that the proportion of older people with depression and other mental illnesses will grow disproportionately faster than the overall older population are less well known.
These findings imply that, compared with age-matched controls, the longitudinal growth of the vertebral bodies in patients with IS is disproportionately faster.
A tax on soda and juice drinks would disproportionately increase taxes on low-income families in Philadelphia".
Enhanced apoptosis by chemical exposures could thus disproportionately increase the overall tissue damage, thereby modulating the pathology of inflammatory diseases.
