Sentence examples for disproportionately squeezed from inspiring English sources
State mental health departments, serving vulnerable populations with little political clout, almost always get disproportionately squeezed during tough times.
For example, the 2011 budget deal established tight discretionary caps, which disproportionately squeezed funding for children.
Students with lower exam results, disproportionately from state schools, could be squeezed out of the race for a place.
"Women's incomes are being squeezed on all sides – cuts to benefits are hitting them hardest, cuts to the public sector workforce are affecting them disproportionately, and we now know they face a widening gender pay gap.
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Women's incomes are being squeezed on all sides – two-thirds of the savings from benefit caps and cuts are coming from women's pockets, while what little money is being put back into the system is disproportionately benefitting men, who will make up 85% of those whose incomes rise as a result of the £700m pound marriage tax allowance.
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Family budgets will be further squeezed by the benefit cap introduced in 2013 and set at £500 per week for a couple or lone parent regardless of family size, thereby disproportionately affecting children in larger families.
"The power to dominate Internet services and impose their demands upon them, the power to leverage a disproportionately onerous deal, the power to squeeze out the competition".
