Sentence examples for seemingly disproportionately from inspiring English sources
In the contemporary timescale, Kanha is the largest source of migrants, even when excluding the seemingly disproportionately high migration rate from Kanha into Melghat (Fig. 2).
While Georgia's HOPE scholarship has stirred controversy for having seemingly been awarded disproportionately to those from affluent backgrounds, Dynarski defends merit scholarships.
The challenge for low-wage pregnant workers under the new test in Young will be to prove that seemingly neutral policies disproportionately burden pregnant workers by showing that other employees have been granted similar accommodations for different conditions or disabilities.
This growth, however, has gone disproportionately to (seemingly) small upstarts.
The overall impact of these seemingly insignificant obstacles comes down disproportionately on minorities, just as the poll taxes did a century ago.
The F87000P also comes with some seemingly superfluous booklets and a disproportionately big package (9.5 by 6.5 inches, or 24 by 17 centimeters) containing two tiny dishwasher tablets.
Black families are also disproportionately affected by the seemingly arbitrary decisions that the child-protection system inflicts on low-income parents.
Mandatory minimums in Australia were called racist by the UN in 2008 as, seemingly like everything else in the justice system, they disproportionately affect Indigenous people.
The crowd was disproportionately male, but some had convinced dates to stomp through soggy intersections in seemingly knee-high heels.
While national trends show that diabetes prevalence among all U.S. adults (men and women) has risen in recent years, seemingly concomitantly with rates of overweight and obesity, non-Hispanic blacks and Mexican Americans continue to be disproportionately affected, with rates almost twice those of non-Hispanic whites (1, 2).
