Sentence examples for over disproportionate from inspiring English sources

But "CrazySexyCool" — which takes its name from TLC's second album — pinballs from one eruption to the next, giving over disproportionate time to the group's myriad financial squabbles with its label and management.

Calling on the testimony of both civil-liberties groups and police associations, he helped craft anti-racial-profiling measures to combat the phenomenon of officers pulling over disproportionate numbers of black and Hispanic motorists.

Concern over disproportionate and non-evidence-based use of stop-and-search is not new; it goes back decades.

Unless you have a young male family member who is repeatedly stopped and searched, it is difficult to appreciate the bitterness it causes … Concern over disproportionate and non-evidence-based use of stop and search goes back decades".

The Reasoning Trails Lead To Middle Easterners The White House insists that the new emphasis on preventing terrorist attacks has not led to racial profiling -- a practice that has become increasingly discredited in recent years with disclosures that the state police in New Jersey and elsewhere had pulled over disproportionate numbers of black men.

While there is no racial or ethnic dimension to the issue in Scotland, unlike the controversies in English cities over disproportionate numbers of black and Asian people being stopped, human rights watchdogs fear continued use of stop-searches against teenagers could lead to unrest.

Workers ages 45 and over form a disproportionate share of the hard-luck recession category, the long-term unemployed — those who have been out of work for six months or longer, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

He also lashed out at the European Parliament over its non-binding motion for a resolution that expressed its concern over "the disproportionate and excessive use of force" by Turkish police.

O'Neill's misgivings over a disproportionate ticket allocation, with Ireland officially given 4,604 tickets for the 59,000-capacity stadium, proved unfounded.

Unama recorded 49 civilian deaths and 41 injuries from air strikes by pro-government forces, 30 per cent less than in 2012, but it raised concerns over "the disproportionate loss of civilian life and injury" from two air strikes in the spring.

The outcry over the disproportionate influence New Hampshire and Iowa wield on the presidential nominating system is largely based on the contention that two small states are demographically unrepresentative of the nation.