Sentence examples for really disproportionate from inspiring English sources
Admittedly, the US is bigger, but still 40 compared with four is really disproportionate.
The losses to the other countries compared to the gains for the smaller countries are really disproportionate".
The number of migrants killed made up almost half of those executed by the Saudi Government last year and this year, figures Mr Coogle described as "really disproportionate".
Sarah Sherman-Stokes, of the Immigrants' Rights Clinic at the Boston University School of Law, told me that she sees a similar dynamic in the U.S. The refugees she represents tend to respond to "any threats to their well-being or personal safety in a really disproportionate way.
"For users that use Twitter and are able to set up an account and follow the right people, we hear over and over that it provides really disproportionate value for them," Roetter says.
The L.A. riots were directed at the Korean shopkeepers in the inner cities because you had an "outsider" group that was maybe 5percentt of the urban population controlling a really disproportionate amount of the wealth.
He said he went with Floodgate because Maples' vision of "Thunder Lizards" or small startups with disproportionate impact really clicked with him.
But is this disproportion really such a bad thing?... disproportionate coverage of Israel is, in many ways, the flip side and the natural outgrowth of the disproportionate support that Israel enjoys, especially in America.
Interestingly, New Zealand was one of the only countries surveyed that didn't really have a problem with the disproportionate division of wealth.
Wizner: The reality is that, in the last year in particular, and really the last two or three years, there's been a disproportionate focus on digital privacy and government surveillance.
He even notes that the top 1% in the big cities wield "disproportionate political power", which is what really bothers Mr Krugman.
