Sentence examples for disproportionately large army from inspiring English sources

Napoleon regarded the duchy as a French outpost in the east, which required the maintenance of a disproportionately large army.

The Greeks have an enviable social safety net, generous subsidies for key industries such as farming and shipping, plus a disproportionately large army and navy.

North Korea already has a disproportionately large army.

Furthermore, the government annually invests roughly 70% of the national budget in defence, and has a disproportionately large standing army for a nation with its population; national security among other bureaucratic positions within the inflated state have attracted many, including those who were at one point or other in opposition to the ruling party.

The martial Sikh – no one could doubt his valour or patriotism – had taken up, if not the ploughshare, then the latest fertiliser (although a disproportionately large number of soldiers in the Indian army were and are Sikh), and achieved successes on farmland comparable to battles fought and won.

Nor is the U.S. government disproportionately large.

A large army was also maintained.

And there are disproportionately large numbers of people in education, and disproportionately few in service occupations.

Every pound spent on art education brings disproportionately large returns.

Is it disproportionately large, based on the number of units?

Inside, two successive spreads also featured disproportionately large headlines.