Sentence examples for disproportionately not from inspiring English sources

This will also depress jobs growth, which over time depends disproportionately not on either small or large firms but on small firms that become large, according to work by the Kauffman Foundation.Japan offers a sobering case history.

"What we all know is when you leave it up to kids and schools, the poor kids and kids of color will be disproportionately not in the curriculum that could make the most difference for them," said Kati Haycock, president of the Education Trust, a nonprofit group that advocates for racial minorities and low-income children.

Given that these billionaires benefited disproportionately not only from the Wall Street bailout but also from decades of federal, state and city tax cuts, it is unpersuasive to continue to argue that their successes -- and the poor's misfortune -- are due solely to free-market forces.

The vote confirmed something else: a sense of bereftness that is disproportionately (though not uniquely) felt in England.

"The conclusion that I would draw from this," Tucker writes, "is that her 100m freestyle leg is disproportionately fast not only by comparison to Lochte, but also to her peers, and to the best 100m freestyle swimmers".

The judge said Oldfield had acted dangerously and disproportionately, had not shown what he was protesting against, and had displayed prejudice in sabotaging the event, which Oldfield regarded as elitist.

For several years now this has been the worst kept secret about drones: namely that they were disproportionately targeting not al Qaida, but rather Pakistan Taliban and Afghan Taliban militants.

Judge Anne Molyneux said Oldfield had acted dangerously, disproportionately, had not shown what he was actually protesting against, and displayed prejudice in sabotaging the event which he regarded as elitist.

But many people—"disproportionately, but not exclusively, scientists from populations that are underrepresented within that workforce"—bring to their scientific training an "ethos that I am obligated beyond my own personal advancement.

Graduates believe that dress codes disproportionately target not just girls but people of color, women of color, LGBTQ students, and plus-size students.

Graduates believe that dress codes disproportionately target not just girls but people of colour, women of colour, LGBTQ students, and plus-size students.