Sentence examples for most disproportionately from inspiring English sources

The pastor and his church were probably the most disproportionately famous and influential group of Christians since the rather different figure of Mother Teresa.

Paul Green of over-50s finance company Saga says: "Women, in particular, were most disproportionately impacted by the escalation in the state pension age.

Supermarkets sold such kits in the most disproportionately high volumes in Cincinnati, in the Buffalo-Rochester areas, and in the Boise-Salt Lake City areas.

Immigrants do not qualify for many federal benefits, but they do use the roads, schools, hospitals and prisons supported by state and local property taxes — the taxes that fall most disproportionately on the middle class.

Conversely, healthy participants most disproportionately favored the Valencia filter, which lightens the tint of photos.

When depressed participants did employ filters, they most disproportionately favored the 'Inkwell' filter, which converts color photographs to black-and-white images (see Figure 3).

The mayor's office responded, saying that it was "past time" to be "value neutral" about teenage pregnancy and that it was important to "send a strong message that teen pregnancy has consequences — and those consequences are extremely negative, life-altering and most often disproportionately borne by young women".

As noted in the 2011 St . LouisPost Dispatch article cited at the top of this piece, the SBC is one of the most outrageously disproportionately represented denominations in the military chaplaincy.

GO 0045786 (Negative regulation of cell cycle) is the most prominent disproportionately represented term.

Disproportionately, most victims of punitive drug laws are African-American.

The members considered most attractive were disproportionately Republicans, senators and women.