Sentence examples for increase disproportionately from inspiring English sources
Indeed, as people "fish down the food chain" in this way, the available catch might increase disproportionately, since predators consume more than their own weight in prey.
A spokesperson for News UK said: "Given the certainty that our costs would continue to increase disproportionately, we've taken the pragmatic view not to seek repayment from the defendants for legal costs borne by the company".
First, for geometric reasons loads on bones increase disproportionately with the animal's size.
By 2030, the number of older adults is projected to increase disproportionately and account for 21% of the US population.
Given that crash risk may increase disproportionately with increasing relative speed, it may be argued these quantiles are of more interest than the conditional mean.
"Despite delivering substantial efficiency savings while at the same time facing ever increasing workload pressures and patient demand, today's announcement will continue to see practice income eroded as practice expenses increase disproportionately to income," he said.
Instead, these observers note that rudeness increases disproportionately with a site's popularity.
The specimen letters will also vividly show how the tax burden increases disproportionately the more you earn.
Vacancy has increased disproportionately in this sector of the hotel industry because the downturn occurred just as the supply was increasing, said Robert I. Bowers, Jr., a senior vice president at Smith Travel.
The intensity of a typhoon is measured by the maximum sustained wind speed, but the damage caused by its high winds, storm surges, intense rains and floods increases disproportionately, meaning a 15% rise in intensity leads to a 50% rise in destructive power.
"The Supreme Court's workload has increased disproportionately faster than the High Courts and lower courts, perhaps indicating an increasing breakdown within the judicial system of precedent-as-authority," according to the report, published by the Center for Policy Research, a think tank in New Delhi.
