Sentence examples for disproportionately more likely from inspiring English sources

So disproportionately more likely to die.

And number three, older people were disproportionately more likely to die, even in Florida.

White people are disproportionately more likely to have significant assets and to own their own homes.

Turks with the highest education levels were disproportionately more likely to oppose closer E.U. ties.

Younger drivers are disproportionately more likely to be involved in a crash, especially men aged between 17 and 24.

A report by Amnesty International in 2013 found ethnic minorities were disproportionately more likely to be stopped and searched.

Bright kids in India have been disproportionately drawn (more likely pushed by their parents) to these professional fields (as opposed to pure sciences or the humanities), both because of the high quality of the educational institutions in these fields and the attractive career prospects associated with them.

Those nonusers are disproportionately older and more likely to live in rural areas.

It is true that blacks and Latinos are disproportionately poor and more likely to live in a high-poverty neighborhood.

As the district court noted, black North Carolinians are disproportionately poor and more likely to suffer from ill health and transport challenges, which may cause them to need the early-voting option.

The mass merchandisers' ability to sell vast quantities of deeply discounted albums has disproportionately benefited performers more likely to appeal to a rural, small-town or suburban audience, generally benefiting country and hurting rap, several music executives said.