Sentence examples for disproportionately popular from inspiring English sources

In addition, according to an Edison Research study, Twitter is disproportionately popular among African-Americans.

While BlackBerry does not separate Canada from the United States in its sales figures, analysts widely believe that its phones are disproportionately popular in the company's homeland.

According to the National Philanthropic Trust, meanwhile, the average size of donor-advised funds is nearly three hundred thousand dollars, suggesting that they're disproportionately popular among the rich.

Like other niche genres, Christian music is "disproportionately popular" on file-sharing services, said Eric Garland, chief executive of BigChampagne, because fans want to collect every song, and because they can't always find them at the mall.

What's more, we can speculate that Google Play is disproportionately popular in Germany, thanks to presence of Die Ärtze and Die Toten Hosen, who are owned enough among Google Play users to get a namecheck.

But what's truly shocking are each state's most popular relative search terms, those that are disproportionately popular in certain areas of the country.

These efforts, however, are disproportionately targeted towards popular configurations and hardware platforms, due to which the reliability of these configurations may be better than those that are not commonly used.

This country, it has often been observed, seems to have provided a disproportionately enormous amount of entertainment that is hugely popular around the globe.

But I don't hear complaints that Mbuti music is most popular with the Mbuti or that the Japanese disproportionately listen to nagauta.

In some cases further population bottlenecks and/or popular sire effects have led to a small number of individuals contributing disproportionately to the gene pool of the breed.

Teeth have suffered disproportionately.