Sentence examples for extraordinarily disproportionate from inspiring English sources

Because America's right flank is turning a deeper shade of red, in the Republican primary, the extremists have extraordinarily disproportionate influence.

And of those who have already made it across, up to 25% are Eritreans, an extraordinarily disproportionate number, given the country's overall population of about 6 million.

Snowden said the use of XKeyscore has "clearly been disproportionate", describing the technology itself as "extraordinarily invasive".

NEW DELHI/KATHMANDU, 17 December 2003 – The extraordinarily high numbers of children out of school in South Asia, and the disproportionate number of girls, is causing immense damage to the region's development, UNICEF's Regional Director, Dr Sadig Rasheed, has told a consultation on education in New Delhi organised by the Baha'I community.

UNICEF calls for 'Fair Play for Girls' in South Asia NEW DELHI/KATHMANDU, 17 December 2003 – The extraordinarily high numbers of children out of school in South Asia, and the disproportionate number of girls, is causing immense damage to the region's development, UNICEF's Regional Director, Dr Sadig Rasheed, has told a consultation on education in New Delhi organised by the Baha'I community.

"It was completely disproportionate".

Disproportionate to the provocation.

Bureaucrats wielded disproportionate power.

Disproportionate to what?

That disproportionate inheritance is not likely to be changed, just as the Electoral College is unlikely to be changed — at least not any time soon; the Founders made it difficult to tamper with their extraordinarily durable, imperfect document.

Traditionally, capital wielded disproportionate power.