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Officials said the complex care category funding had grown disproportionately to the other two and so needed to be reassessed.

Consequently, brands catering specifically to the denim market have grown disproportionately, with supply now far outweighing demand.

In the five years since the bombing, Islamophobia and anti-Muslim violence in Britain have grown disproportionately and become increasingly acceptable within mainstream culture.

Yates said funding had grown disproportionately – to the tune of $3.8bn – because aged-care providers self-assess their residents' care requirements.

But this merely fixes a fluke of income inequality in which earnings above the cap have grown disproportionately in the past thirty years.

The scientific literature on biomarkers has grown disproportionately more rapidly than the application of promising markers in clinical practice.

By the same token, credit expansion will not hurt if it causes nominal GDP to grow disproportionately.

"The mortgage industry grew disproportionately large, and it's going to have to shrink now," Mr. Front said.

Within the country, movement from rural areas to cities has continued, but migration to smaller urban centres grew disproportionately in the late 20th century.

One reason is that, as the fish in protected areas grow larger, their egg production grows disproportionately faster.Overfishing of reefs, and the need to deal with it, was one of the main topics under discussion at the ninth international coral reef symposium held last week in Nusa Dua.

In practice, as more data users join, the capacity required to support them can grow disproportionately.