Sentence examples for disproportionately small share from inspiring English sources

A disproportionately small share of social spending goes to the poorest 40%.

But in general, many Southern states have received a disproportionately small share of Ryan White funds.

But biomass still contributes a disproportionately small share of the energy being generated.

"For a long time, the radio industry itself has lamented the fact that it gets a large percentage of consumers' media consumption but a disproportionately small share of advertising revenue," said Tim Cobb, chief executive at Navigauge in Atlanta.

As it is, New Jersey is taking in a disproportionately small share of federally financed research, and without any improvement the state will eventually become less attractive as place for high-tech facilities or as source of employment.

New York City receives a disproportionately small share of federal money to help poor families pay their heating bills, says a study released yesterday by the city's Independent Budget Office.

Mr. Ouellette and many other housing advocates in the city are concerned that the relative strength of the city's housing market may ultimately mean that the city will receive a disproportionately smaller share of loan modifications.

However, if the gains are measured in relation to the size of the economy, Spain comes out on top while the UK comes bottom as "the only country to show a disproportionately smaller share of the cloud computing benefits than the size of its economy might suggest," the authors of the CEBR report say.

The amount of target cell cytoplasm released per effector cell would be disproportionately small because multiple NK cells might have to "share the credit" for participating in lysing a single target cell, and not because of lower NK cell effectiveness.

The kibbutzim still make contributions to Israel's economy and leadership that are disproportionately large when compared with the kibbutzim's relatively small share of the country's population.

The audience drinks in the spectacle from the stage – which seems disproportionately small for the immense size of the auditorium – experiencing the frisson of sharing the space where Laurel and Hardy, Laurence Olivier and the Rolling Stones once stood.