Sentence examples for disproportionately greater from inspiring English sources

And bigger storms do disproportionately greater damage.In warmer oceans, coral bleaching triggered by temperature stress will be more common.

"What was new and unexpected in our study," the authors wrote, "was the disproportionately greater response to training in the elderly subjects".

It was a quick and painful schooling in the ways of city government, where the mayor's power is disproportionately greater than the Council's.

"Traders currently earn a disproportionately greater share than producers … what we want to do is to help charcoal producers get a larger stake," Hartman said.

For obvious reasons, spending on roads is disproportionately greater in suburbs than in city centres: almost 50% higher in Philadelphia, according to one study.

A recent Congressional Budget Office report shows that small and medium-size companies had disproportionately greater job losses than large companies in recent years.

The retirement collection is the least known of Jefferson's libraries and one in which classics were represented in disproportionately greater numbers than politics and the law.

As the economy declined during the 1990s, women suffered disproportionately greater job losses as displaced men entered more stable employment areas that traditionally had been dominated by women.

When loss of water is disproportionately greater than loss of electrolytes (salt), the osmotic pressure of the extracellular fluids becomes higher than in the cells.

Mr. Conoscenti said he believed there was merit to the assertion of Nassau's commercial property owners that they were bearing a disproportionately greater share of the tax burden in the county.

Studies show that the value of a top-five pick in the N.H.L. is wildly, disproportionately greater than that of any other, lower picks, even lower first-round picks.