Sentence examples for focus disproportionately on from inspiring English sources

Students tend to focus disproportionately on the grade and are less likely to take note of the formative advice.

This reasoning seems civil, though, as Wells acknowledged, it means that his pans focus disproportionately on restaurants that have corporate siblings.

Universities already work to raise the aspirations of disadvantaged pupils with academic potential, but increased marketisation of higher education risks seeing outreach activity focus disproportionately on pupils soon to progress to higher education (where the immediate gains are most obvious).

Those policies, whose ill effects The Times has so thoroughly documented in its "Harvesting Poverty" series of editorials, will not be changed as long as presidential candidates have to focus disproportionately on the rural vote to be nominated.

The left does focus disproportionately on what happens in Israel/Palestine, partly because it is such a pivotal question for regional and global politics, but also because it is close to home.

The preparedness programs, the study adds, focus "disproportionately on the on-scene sirens and rescue components of unconventional terrorism response" and too little on strengthening the public health system against diseases that could emerge through a terrorist attack or a natural epidemic.

Focusing disproportionately on just one of the areas, such as shareholder value, is likely to damage performance.

The British international campaigning sector is the best in the world, but for some reason it has repeated the 2005 mistake of focusing disproportionately on the UK.

But other business owners, employees and residents said the police focused disproportionately on Hispanics or the foreign born and seemed determined to scare immigrants out of the area.

From then on, I found myself focusing disproportionately on Polonius and his children, Ophelia (the wonderful Lauren Ambrose) and Laertes (David Harbour), who seemed both exasperated by and protective of their father.

The truly amazing thing is that 30 years into the modern war on drugs, the discourse is still focused disproportionately on marijuana rather than more important and excruciatingly hard problems like heroin, cocaine and methamphetamines.