Sentence examples for disproportionately remove from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives' changes to electoral registration will disproportionately remove people from the electoral register in poorer areas of the country, an analysis suggested.

Analysis of more than a million incapacity benefit claimants who have been re-assessed for employment and support allowance (ESA), the benefit for people too disabled or ill to work, shows the controversial work capability assessment is disproportionately removing benefits from people in more deprived regions.

By distributing the damage asymmetrically, selection is made to do something useful for the lineage (namely, disproportionately removing damage), instead of simply killing individuals all of whom are similar in the degree of damage.

In stark contrast, direct detection of new mutations in C. elegans from sequencing of mutation accumulation lines show that new indel mutations occur more frequently than single nucleotide changes (Denver et al. 2004), indicating that selection disproportionately removes indels from populations (Chen et al. 2009).

The proposed change would limit transfers between schools, which white and affluent families have disproportionately used to remove their children from low-performing schools.

He said his biggest worry was that the commission would be used as a smokescreen to justify revoking Obama-era guidance on discipline, which was issued in 2014 to address long-standing concerns that minority students were being disproportionately disciplined and removed from schools compared to their white peers.

Younger people have been disproportionately hit.

Concern has grown that "zero tolerance" disciplinary policies, which sometimes led to suspensions for acts like refusing to remove a hat in class, have disproportionately affected minority students, hindered academic achievement and lowered graduation rates.

An analysis conducted by the Miami Herald found that "Hispanic, Democrat, and independent-minded voters are the most likely to be targeted in a state hunt to remove thousands of non-citizens," whereas "whites and Republicans are disproportionately the least likely to face the threat of removal".

Why, then, might funders be removing funding disproportionately to LGBT people?

African-American students and those with some disabilities were disproportionately likely to be removed from the classroom.