Sentence examples for is very disproportionate from inspiring English sources

There is ample evidence that in nearly all LICs public spending on health disproportionately benefits wealthier citizens and also that health financing is very disproportionate in favor of the rich [ 7, 9, 10].

I am not justifying what he did but the punishment is very disproportionate.He knows he was in the wrong, he knows he has made a mistake but the treatment is completely out of place.

However, if you look at the amount of money raised both on a federal and private level for breast cancer research, it is very disproportionate to that of childhood cancer that I would expect that it would make you at the NCI rethink the funding distribution.

"It's very disproportionate: on any movie you'll end up with mostly men doing the action.

Russell Sciandra, director of the Center for a Tobacco Free New York, said: "The cuts here are very disproportionate to what other states are doing.

He has served nearly 30 years behind bars for a crime that was very disproportionate to his sentence.

"It has been my view that given she went to trial; that due process was carried out; that she took responsibility for her crime; that the sentence that she received was very disproportionate relative to what other leakers had received; and that she had served a significant amount of time; that it made sense to commute and not pardon her sentence.

The way it is now, he said, hockey revenues are "very, very disproportionate" in favor of franchises like the Rangers, Boston, Toronto, Detroit, Colorado and Dallas.

And often being subjected to disproportionate questioning is very difficult to deal with.

It is very likely that 10 years from today, when the United States has a disproportionate number of retirees, the economy will be facing a labor shortage.

But acknowledgment of American use of disproportionate firepower in war (in violation of one of the cardinal laws of war) is very much not a national project.