Sentence examples for disproportionately prominent from inspiring English sources

For most of the region's history under Hungarian rule, before being absorbed into Romania, Transylvanians have played a disproportionately prominent role in Hungary's history, ranging from the great Renaissance king, Mátyás Corvinus, to the only Hungarian general capable of winning battles, János Hunyádi, to Hungary's most celebrated armed robber, Attila Ambrus.

They admitted the goalkeeper's conduct had been far from exemplary, but contended that the incident was only minor, and had been exacerbated by disproportionately prominent and negative press coverage.

In their wake come Nevada (disproportionately Hispanic), South Carolina (disproportionately black) and Florida (disproportionately big).

Nor is the U.S. government disproportionately large.

They loom disproportionately large.

GO 0045786 (Negative regulation of cell cycle) is the most prominent disproportionately represented term.

In academia, women now head one in four American colleges and are disproportionately among the more prominent educational leaders.

A similar trend is observed for pathogenic bacteria, which are prominent among the organisms that contribute disproportionately to gene sets affected by nonfragmentary transfer.

Elsewhere in Florida, unrelated events -- a sudden police presence in black neighborhoods in Tampa and late delivery of voter cards to black students at Bethune-Cookman College in Daytona Beach -- have left some prominent blacks suspicious that black voters were disproportionately harmed.

Big companies worry about paying disproportionately.

Galenson compared one-hit wonder artists to their more prominent contemporaries, noting artists whose fame (at least from the perspective of art history books) rests disproportionately on a single work.