Sentence examples for not disproportionate from inspiring English sources

Borges went on to note that "the magisterial influence of Joyce… is undeniable, but not disproportionate".

The judge upheld the move, ruling that it was not disproportionate.

The court in Paris said on its website on Friday that the 2011 law "conforms to the constitution" and is not "disproportionate".

But as a Guardian leader column helpfully pointed out, the number of women MPs standing down is not disproportionate compared with men.

And, like countless other corporate reorganizations, it can be implemented with only modest cost to Microsoft, a cost that is not disproportionate to the unlawful conduct found in this case.

That is, the sustaining populace, on whose behalf wars are prosecuted, must be sufficiently convinced that its cause is just, that its wars are winnable and that the costs are not disproportionate.

A school system is only genuinely unified if achievement and outcomes aren't disproportionate along racial lines, which judging by current statistics they still are.

"We wouldn't be having this conversation if the (loss of life) wasn't disproportionate," Rosenbaum told Mike Pesca, host of Slate's The Gist podcast.

"We will not accept disproportionate violence," Ms. Lindh said.

If Andrade's sentence is not grossly disproportionate, the principle has no meaning.

Fundamental rules stipulate civilians must be protected, and that attacks must not cause "disproportionate" damage to civilians and civilian objects.