Sentence examples for grow disproportionately from inspiring English sources
By the same token, credit expansion will not hurt if it causes nominal GDP to grow disproportionately.
Dynamical instability in many geomorphic systems creates and enhances some of this contingency by causing the effects of minor initial variations and small disturbances to persist, and grow disproportionately large, over time.
The Mayors proposal to extend the £5 charge to a congested area immediately to the west seemed risky, however, since the technical and political problems of charging might grow disproportionately with the size of the charging zone.
In practice, as more data users join, the capacity required to support them can grow disproportionately.
Since leg length enhances velocity via longer stride lengths [11] [12], we also expect legs in standing animals to grow disproportionately longer with body size.
Data showing that the proportion of older people with depression and other mental illnesses will grow disproportionately faster than the overall older population are less well known.
Other subspecialties, such as selective pathology, have grown disproportionately.
It's something that has grown disproportionately large in humans.
Consequently, brands catering specifically to the denim market have grown disproportionately, with supply now far outweighing demand.
Officials said the complex care category funding had grown disproportionately to the other two and so needed to be reassessed.
"The mortgage industry grew disproportionately large, and it's going to have to shrink now," Mr. Front said.
