Sentence examples for disproportionately used from inspiring English sources

"They are also disproportionately used to kill law enforcement officers".

Amnesty said the death penalty is disproportionately used against foreigners in Saudi Arabia.

African-Americans also disproportionately used the — now eliminated — first seven days of early voting during these elections.

The legal groups argue the laws are too broad and are disproportionately used against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Stop and search remains a politically divisive issue as figures show it is often disproportionately used against young people and ethnic minorities.

"The North Carolina legislature chose a qualification or a rule which was disproportionately used by blacks, and they repealed that rule," he said.

When Silicon Valley locks us out of boards and corporate suites and locks us out of employment, contracts and entrepreneurial investments, even though we disproportionately use their products, we can't breathe.

Lower-income people, meanwhile, disproportionately use check-cashing services, which are known for their high add-on charges.

"This provides a snapshot of the extent to which older people are disproportionately using NHS hospital services, compared to younger ones," the report said.

"It's not surprising that if the LAPD is disproportionately stopping and searching African Americans that they are also disproportionately using force, including deadly force," Bibring said.

If this behaviour is learned socially then a given population may disproportionately use one method, whereas if it is learned asocially one might expect use of both methods in proportion to their opportunity and profitabilities.