Sentence examples for disproportionately harmed from inspiring English sources

National and local voting rights groups strongly opposed the state's submission, arguing that the new law disproportionately harmed minority voters.

He said such taxes disproportionately harmed the poor, because their incomes were smaller and the taxes were the same for everyone.

It's a litmus test for progressive voters and an appeal to a group that was disproportionately harmed by the old laws".

Far from being disproportionately harmed by the city's efforts to guarantee a smoke-free environment, foreign-born New Yorkers stand to gain the most.

Mr. Fletcher, who will graduate this month with a master's degree in environmental management from the school, said he believed that African-Americans were disproportionately harmed by environmental degradation, such as toxic waste.

Repeating the mantra that austerity was not working, and that it had disproportionately harmed women, he said that under his leadership Labour's public investment strategy would provide the foundation for an economy that delivers for women.

Outraged citizens properly emphasize that police disproportionately harm and kill black men.

That outcome would disproportionately harm small cities, because they tend to present more hidden-city opportunities, according to the report.

But it's no secret that it disproportionately harms black and brown women from the global south.

Suicide attacks and roadside mines, which disproportionately harm civilians even where there is a legitimate military target, have increased dramatically.

This is a massive waste of resources and disproportionately harms the chances of the most vulnerable in society.