Sentence examples for experienced disproportionate from inspiring English sources

In Texas, Austin and Dallas have experienced disproportionate employment growth while other large cities, such as Houston, have lagged behind.

The analysis, issued Wednesday by the U.S. Government Accountability Office, said students with disabilities and all boys also experienced disproportionate levels of discipline.

Children in certain ethnic groups also experienced disproportionate asthma rates, although the reasons for this are unclear.

Western Kenya and Rift Valley, precisely the areas where the AMPATH clinics are located, experienced disproportionate violence and displacement during the weeks following the presidential elections.[ 17] The AMPATH healthcare providers described the extent of violence and instability.

However, as noted above, even these species have experienced disproportionate losses of stream-maturing populations associated with specific habitat types, and anthropogenic disturbances (such as dams) that increase the cost of migration can selectively favor nonmigratory forms of O. mykiss and O. nerka (Hendry et al. 2004a; Waples et al. 2008; see also Thériault et al., in press).

African Americans in the rural Southern United States continue to experience disproportionate increases in new HIV/AIDS infections.

Low-income and racial/ethnic minority populations experience disproportionate colorectal cancer (CRC) burden and poorer survival.

American Indian and Alaskan Native individuals experience disproportionate levels of chronic health conditions such as type 2 diabetes and overweight and obesity that are influenced by dietary patterns and food choices.

And, just as depressingly, the report also shows how the country's literacy problems are spread throughout the age range, whereas other countries experience disproportionate problems with literacy among the elderly.

He is also the lead author of the first comprehensive study of climate change in US national parks, which found that parks are experiencing disproportionate heat and aridity under human-caused climate change.

People experience disproportionate levels of psychiatric and psychological problems in prison relative to people in the community (Fazel & Baillargeon, 2010; Markowitz, 2011; Sirdifield et al., 2009).