Sentence examples for disproportionately severe from inspiring English sources

She said: "There were a disproportionate number of people arrested and disproportionately severe sentences.

The disease seems disproportionately severe".

The councils had not properly assessed the disproportionately severe impact their closure would have on the poor, elderly and disabled, she said.

In comments likely to enhance his reputation as one of the most liberal of popes, Francis went on to slam the risk of sentencing becoming disproportionately severe.

But its ability to right itself has been hampered by an economy that has had disproportionately severe effects on historically black colleges and universities.

In the past, the early signs have been the abolition of capital punishment for those criminals for whom the death penalty seemed disproportionately severe.

When fat stranding is disproportionately more severe than the degree of wall thickening, inflammatory conditions are more likely.

Mild reactive thickening of the colonic wall is often seen, but the paracolic inflammatory changes are disproportionately more severe [17, 20] (Fig. 7).

Reactive bowel wall thickening of the colon may occur when the infarcted omentum is adjacent to it, but fat stranding is disproportionately more severe compared to the degree of bowel wall thickness [7] (Fig. 8).

While generally mild for most patients, the pandemic influenza A(H1N1) 2009 virus cause disproportionately more severe outcome in pregnant women.

Orthopedic disease and trauma disproportionately causes severe morbidity among the rural poor; effective management necessitates timely X-Ray evaluation in many cases.