Sentence examples for the disproportion in from inspiring English sources

International public opinion was shocked by the disproportion in casualties.

The disproportion in these figures does, of course, reflect inflation, but to a much greater extent it reflects the price of lessons learned.

And given the disproportion in the size and might of the opposing claimants, in the long run China is likely to get its way – unless Japan and the US are prepared to raise the stakes a lot higher.

Those on the frontlines say the disproportion in gender lines up with what they're seeing in their everyday work.

For young people, the disproportion in NYC is starker: Black and brown youth make up 94percentt of the "juvenile arrest population," according to city stats.

Changes in mRNA stoichiometry may result in the disproportion in p65 and p50 protein content affecting formation of NF-κB complexes, and altered IKKβ-mediated p65 phosphorylation.

The wealth that capitalism created was taken as a given; the disproportions in the wealth distribution were perceived as unacceptable.

This is to say that, if Mr. Obama were going to lose some working-class white votes to the charge of "elitism," I'd much rather it have been on countering the proliferation of "three strikes" laws, or ratcheting down the federal penalties for low-level drug trafficking, or inveighing against the racial disproportion in the administration of the death penalty.

But still it is hard to ignore the gross disproportion in the attention paid to the two parallel streams of suffering.

One of the reasons for this disproportion in geographical region might be the restriction for English-written publications.

But the prime minister cautioned against direct comparisons, noting the large disproportion in the two countries' troop commitments.