Sentence examples for disproportionately when from inspiring English sources

Women in the developing world already suffer disproportionately when money for health care is sparse.

One need only walk through the streets of Manila to see how women suffer disproportionately when they can't control their fertility.

A decline in worldwide heavy-lorry sales of some 50% was a harsh reminder that this is a business that grows with the sale and transport of goods and then suffers disproportionately when recession strikes.

The Kenyan women who provide most of the labour for the country's cut-flower industry suffered disproportionately when Eyjafjallajokull kept their blooms from market.Another problem not seen when Tambora erupted would be damage to the ozone layer.

Trade is a particularly difficult issue for many Democrats, especially in an election year when jobs are already scarce, because of a widespread view that American workers suffer disproportionately when the United States lowers trade barriers.

The same is true in luxury markets that are known for their steep housing costs, which suffered disproportionately when demand plunged.

That seems disproportionately low when you've got, say, Concacaf getting three.

However, the reputation of these exceptional stones is disproportionately large when compared with the percentage of gross national product (GNP) accounted for by their exploitation.

He called the settlement amounts "disproportionately large" when compared with similar cases, and noted that a 25percentt fee would have yielded just over $7 million.

The flip side of this is that they are often disproportionately grateful when you actually listen to them and try to put things right.

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.