Sentence examples for is disproportionately higher from inspiring English sources
Laidlaw said cheaper weekend tariffs would benefit the environment: "In addition to being good for customers, they [free power days] are good for carbon reduction by reducing peak power generation that is disproportionately higher in carbon dioxide emissions".
The frequency of these side effects is "disproportionately higher" among children taking Ditropan than among adults, Food and Drug Administration staff wrote in a review on the agency's Web site.
Second, the prevalence of overweight individuals and obesity is disproportionately higher among urban youth, with the highest rate affecting minority groups [1].
Mortality among under-five children is disproportionately higher among high-risk groups, such as infant of multiple births (UNDP 2010; Tanzania Millennium Development Goals 2010; MoHSW 2008).
Childhood obesity has become a serious public health problem in our country with a prevalence that is disproportionately higher among minority groups.
Young people will continue to go work in the financial sector as long as its pay is disproportionately higher than alternative careers.
But nonexistent healthcare, the damage and dislocation of war and the lack of support at childbirth means the number of disabled people in Uganda is disproportionately high.
There is a little truth to this transport and cultural spending is disproportionately high in the capital but it misses a broader point.
So does a minimum wage that is disproportionately high in relation to the country's income levels.Part of the blame belongs with the constitution approved in 1991.
Likewise, the economic impact of injuries in low-income countries for individuals and for society as a whole is disproportionately high.
