Sentence examples for impacted disproportionately from inspiring English sources

"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.

Between the years 2000 and 2012, it is estimated that over 700,000 people lost their lives; more than 1.5 billion people were affected by disasters in various ways, with women, children, and several other groups impacted disproportionately.

The report also concluded that small businesses and high-risk professions would also be impacted disproportionately, again, not based on generosity of benefits, but because of longstanding actuarial realities.

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.

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

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

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.

The report recommends that non-statutory stop and search should be phased out as they impact disproportionately on young people and lack important safeguards.