Sentence examples for large disproportion from inspiring English sources

But the prime minister cautioned against direct comparisons, noting the large disproportion in the two countries' troop commitments.

The diaspora, some 2m-3m mostly disenchanted Zimbabweans, is barred from voting.Another obstacle is the recent gerrymandering of constituencies, which gives rural areas, where Mr Mugabe is strongest, a large disproportion of seats in the 210-member parliament.

Sawant added, "on average if you look at homelessness, a large disproportion are LGBTQ community members.

However, we postulate that statistical analyses are not justified in the case of such a large disproportion in group size.

There were large disproportions of rates between males and females for cancers of the lip, oral cavity and pharynx, respiratory organs, bone and lymphomas and leukaemias.

Craniofacial disproportion (a large cranium relative to the facial size), and a J-shaped sella were observed in almost 90% of the patients, and a delayed closure of the anterior fontanel was seen in 56% of them.

The court affirmed the dismissal of the complaint and opined: that allowance of a cause of action for negligent interference with economic advantage would create an undue burden upon industrial freedom of action, and would create a disproportion between the large amount of damages that might be recovered and the extent of the defendant's fault.

The disproportion between the large organ demand and the low number of transplantations performed represents a serious public health problem worldwide.

As none of the parents in our study fell into the 'routine work' or 'never worked/long-term unemployed' categories at the lower end of the socioeconomic scale, this may explain why only feto-placental disproportion with a relatively large placenta was related to an adverse outcome in our study and no 'U'-shaped relationship was found.

We hypothesize that pelvic inadequacy in younger nulliparae with large FHC infants (i.e., cephalopelvic disproportion [CPD]) elevates risk of primary cesarean delivery, which modestly decreases as pelvic maturity is attained.

As the national conversation pivoted from the "debt crisis" of this summer to "jobs, jobs, jobs," the Occupy Movement has emerged to expand the discourse into, in effect, the structural problem that lay behind unemployment in large numbers, i.e., the systematic and galloping disproportion in national wealth and income: the 1% versus the 99%.