Sentence examples for impact disproportionately from inspiring English sources

Their demise would impact disproportionately on under-represented and disadvantaged student groups.

Everybody knows that the provisions will impact disproportionately on the Muslim and ethnic minority communities.

Cognitive impairments are common in schizophrenia and impact disproportionately on real world functioning.

It will impact disproportionately on people already facing the greatest health inequality and those living with (sometimes multiple) long-term conditions.

"Acoss urges all major parties to avoid any budget savings that impact disproportionately on people living on low incomes, including sole parents and unemployed people who have already suffered cuts to their payments in recent years," the paper says.

The move is described as part of a crackdown on forced marriages in the UK but it will also impact disproportionately on London's strictly orthodox Jewish community where consenting international marriages between young people are common.

It says the government should seek to control spending rather than raise taxes, particularly those impacting disproportionately on low income earners.

"The developing, poorer countries are impacted disproportionately but they deal with these diseases all the time, they are not surprised by them.

It would also address implicit biases and best practices to engage members of the LGBT community, with a particular emphasis on transgender individuals, who are impacted disproportionately by poverty, drug use and homelessness, the aide said.

This is unacceptable, especially for our inner cities and for minorities, who are impacted disproportionately.

As a cultural anthropologist, I am particularly interested in how energy and environmental impacts disproportionately negatively affect marginalized communities.