Sentence examples for made a disproportionate contribution from inspiring English sources

Cities have always made a disproportionate contribution to growth.

Those who operate on this intuitive level are few in number, but they have made a disproportionate contribution to Western culture.

Scotland made a disproportionate contribution to the British empire, that joint project which has done more than anything else to bind England and Scotland together.

Others have criticised its pop culture, suggesting that the nation has made a disproportionate contribution to the naff end of the scale, citing the likes of ballad merchant Celine Dion, ageing rocker Bryan Adams and vacant actor Keanu Reeves.

This ensured that no one study made a disproportionate contribution to the analysis.

However, these comparisons reflect the pooled contributions of SNPs found in three individuals, making it possible that a single plant made a disproportionate contribution towards the estimated genetic heterogeneity.

Behind all this is the idea that world-class universities can make a disproportionate contribution to economic growth.This is a fascinating story.

Some in the old Thai establishment no doubt feel that they make a disproportionate contribution to the country's prosperity and development.

Sir Richard Ottaway, the Tory MP who chairs the committee, said: "The FCO's budget is a tiny element of government expenditure but it makes a disproportionate contribution to policymaking at the highest level, including decisions on whether the UK should go to war.

Here, we examine whether migrants make a disproportionate contribution to population growth in Kinshasa by examining differences in fertility profiles between in-migrants and permanent Kinshasa residents.

The wealthiest Americans often try to justify their disproportionate share of wealth and income by saying that they make a disproportionate contribution to the economy.