Sentence examples for disproportionately than from inspiring English sources

However, Wade's and many other social scientists' research demonstrates that in terms of actual pleasure gained from a hookup, the terms benefit men far more disproportionately than women.

This question is of emerging importance because the prevalence of type 2 diabetes and metabolic syndrome affect Hispanics disproportionately than other ethnicities (12, 13, 29).

Transgender Americans are disproportionately poorer than the rest of the population -- more than one-quarter are living off $20,000 per year or less, according to the National Transgender Discrimination Survey.

That is disproportionately whiter than the population of London.

The left leg is drawn disproportionately bigger than the right.

Nearly 90percentt of those lost jobs were in manufacturing, according to government data, with blacks hit disproportionately harder than whites.

At Honda the workers complained that their wages were disproportionately lower than those of their foreign managers.

When loss of water is disproportionately greater than loss of electrolytes (salt), the osmotic pressure of the extracellular fluids becomes higher than in the cells.

Development has made Xinjiang richer, but the beneficiaries have been Han Chinese, disproportionately, rather than the Xinjiang's Uighurs, Kazaks or Kirgiz.

African Americans account for 13.6% of the US population, according to the 2010 US census, and Pew Center Research shows that black people use Twitter disproportionately more than white people.

It was a quick and painful schooling in the ways of city government, where the mayor's power is disproportionately greater than the Council's.