In attending to them disproportionately, though, we lend their perpetrators more power and terror than they should possess and minimize the tragedy of lives lost or forever altered by more common forms of mass shootings, especially in America, where they are particularly ubiquitous.
The vote confirmed something else: a sense of bereftness that is disproportionately (though not uniquely) felt in England.
Reporters will pester him about whether he agrees with the decision, and which gun restrictions, exactly, he supports.Gun owners are disproportionately (though by no means entirely) white, southern and rural a group Mr Obama has trouble appealing to.
He also mentioned universal pre-kindergarten, easing the student loan burden, and gun violence, all of which affect females disproportionately (though he didn't make the connection directly).
Participants from Lima were disproportionately represented, though the work of many of these health care professionals is national in scope, and those that work at health centers and hospitals in Lima serve one third of the Peruvian population that resides in the capitol city, where TB and HIV prevalences are much higher than national averages.
Young dams in the tropics, though, produce disproportionately large amounts of methane and CO2.
The continent's wealth, though disproportionately concentrated, already is being spent by affluent Africans who shop in cities like London, Paris, Johannesburg and Dubai for luxury goods.
The poll was based on 3,212 face-to-face interviews conducted in 16 dialects from March 28 to April 19 across China, though disproportionately in urban areas.
Film Forum has been bringing Ernst Lubitsch's last completed film, "Cluny Brown," back every chance they get — most recently at year's end — and it always gets a well-deserved, though disproportionately large share of critical attention (as, here, in a notebook from David Denby and in my capsule review).
Film Forum has been bringing Ernst Lubitsch's last completed film, "Cluny Brown," back every chance they get most recently at year's end and it always gets a well-deserved, though disproportionately large share of critical attention (as, here, in a notebook from David Denby and in my capsule review).
The company didn't specify, however, why the change appears to be disproportionately impacting Republicans, though it it did reference a recent blog post highlighting recent policy changes.
