Sentence examples for disproportionately long time from inspiring English sources
On average, they had spent almost a year longer in each role than their counterparts from a decade earlier—although a small number had been stuck in the same jobs a disproportionately long time, and those at the very top had advanced faster than others.
I've skimmed The New York Times, read a few updates on Facebook, checked a Yahoo! account that consists mostly of spam, and spent a disproportionately long time writing an e-mail connecting two friends in Beijing.
This is because the time series may be of different lengths, and the omission of the normalization constant in the LNA will result in long time series having a disproportionately greater effect on the combined likelihood than short time series.
Black women have been disproportionately "holding it down" for the black community for a long time.
Newark's inconvenient truth: Our poorest neighborhoods, disproportionately African American, contain some of the lowest-performing public schools in the country and have for a long time.
"For a long time, the radio industry itself has lamented the fact that it gets a large percentage of consumers' media consumption but a disproportionately small share of advertising revenue," said Tim Cobb, chief executive at Navigauge in Atlanta.
125th Blues" seemed disproportionately long for its width, with the lettering creeping up to the neckline.
