Sentence examples for it is disproportionately from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, it is disproportionately large in certain areas.

Nationally, it is disproportionately more BAME people being stopped.

HSBC said it is disproportionately affected because it has the largest balance sheet of the UK-based banks.

He pointed to a frequent criticism of the death penalty, that it is disproportionately applied to minority defendants.

Prof John Middleton, at the Faculty of Public Health, said: "It is disproportionately the poorest of our communities which are most exposed and vulnerable to air pollution".

"It is disproportionately important, because that is where investors measure just how successfully the creative juices at Disney are flowing," Mr. Davis said.

"It's disproportionately affecting the bottom line," Mr. Latimer said.

"I guess all of us would say it's disproportionately influenced by money.

The practice of Christianity was stronger in suburbs, small towns and villages than in big cities, and it was disproportionately middle-class.

Less heartening are the increasing sounds of fury from minority groups about evidence that it was disproportionately difficult for black people to vote in Florida.

A closer look at the numbers, though, shows that it was disproportionately government workers without union representation who lost their jobs.