Sentence examples for great disproportion from inspiring English sources

"And by threatening and using violence, a small percentage of settlers have power in great disproportion to their numbers".

Stephenson has written before about Clark, and I've written here about those pieces; he offers a terrific introduction to the life and work of a musician who was one of the luminaries of modern jazz from 1953 through 1962, a hidden hard-bop hero whose compositions and accompaniments endure in vastly great disproportion to his profile as a bandleader.

A club statement said "there is a great disproportion between the quality of the staff of Real Madrid" and "the results obtained to date".

It was due to a great disproportion between organ supply and demand that laparoscopic live donor nephrectomy was conceived as an effort to meet the ever-growing demand and thus reduce the shortage for organs [1, 2].

"We've known now for several years that there's a great disproportion of men who have sex with men who are coming down with meningitis … and nobody has an answer as to why yet," he said.

China has 107 males for every 100 females in its overall population (and an even greater disproportion among newborns), and India has 108.

"We have the greatest disproportion of wealth since 1928, and I don't think that's a healthy thing," he said.

Worst movies (those with the greatest disproportion between the emblazoned ambition and the mediocrity of the result): "Before Midnight," "The Great Beauty," and "All Is Lost," with "Gravity" close behind (or ahead).

Kaczmarczyk showed even a greater disproportion between CT and indirect methods, with differences of up to 20° [ 21].

In the presented study, a greater disproportion between the different genders (70% women; 30% men) was detected, showing that women are more susceptible to TMD than men.

Sawant added, "on average if you look at homelessness, a large disproportion are LGBTQ community members.