Sentence examples for disproportionately harmful from inspiring English sources

There is ample reason to suspect that menthol may be harmful to many smokers and disproportionately harmful to black Americans.

While a few points, like a resentencing provision and the amount the state is willing to spend on the plan, were still being negotiated late Wednesday, lawmakers said they were on track to wipe out the central elements of laws that have been criticized for decades as overly punitive and disproportionately harmful to minorities.

The State of Law officials said they had uncovered inconsistencies — including improperly signed voting forms, and totals from voting centers crossed out and replaced by other figures — that were disproportionately harmful to the State of Law alliance and may have affected 750,000 votes, or about 20 seats.

But if the UK gets the kind of "double-majority" voting system for the single market that it secured at the end of 2012 for banking regulation, that is not a bulwark against red tape, just a protection against red tape that is perceived to be disproportionately harmful to euro "outs".

It also pinpoints the disproportionately harmful effects on certain groups in custody, like the fact the use of restraint is more prevalent in the deaths of black and ethnic minority individuals – as well as those with mental health problems, highlighting the specific dangers of restraining someone in a heightened physical or mental state.

The Republican health care reform bill polls poorly, has sparked protests across the country, and would have disproportionately harmful effects on the older, poorer and rural voters often credited with President Donald Trump's electoral victory while having disproportionately positive effects for well-off urbanites.

Sidestream smoke may be disproportionately more harmful than mainstream smoke [ 6].

Despite the many beneficial changes that have followed, there remains a disproportionately higher prevalence of harmful environmental exposures, particularly air pollution, for certain populations.

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Household wealth for black families continues to lag behind Poverty and its harmful effects also disproportionately affect black children.