Sentence examples for though disproportionately from inspiring English sources

The continent's wealth, though disproportionately concentrated, already is being spent by affluent Africans who shop in cities like London, Paris, Johannesburg and Dubai for luxury goods.

The poll was based on 3,212 face-to-face interviews conducted in 16 dialects from March 28 to April 19 across China, though disproportionately in urban areas.

Film Forum has been bringing Ernst Lubitsch's last completed film, "Cluny Brown," back every chance they get — most recently at year's end — and it always gets a well-deserved, though disproportionately large share of critical attention (as, here, in a notebook from David Denby and in my capsule review).

Film Forum has been bringing Ernst Lubitsch's last completed film, "Cluny Brown," back every chance they get most recently at year's end and it always gets a well-deserved, though disproportionately large share of critical attention (as, here, in a notebook from David Denby and in my capsule review).

Though disproportionately affected by HF, the elderly are less likely to receive recommended therapies, in part because clinical trials of HF therapy have ignored outcomes of importance to this population, including impaired cognitive function (ICF).

Young dams in the tropics, though, produce disproportionately large amounts of methane and CO2.

In attending to them disproportionately, though, we lend their perpetrators more power and terror than they should possess and minimize the tragedy of lives lost or forever altered by more common forms of mass shootings, especially in America, where they are particularly ubiquitous.

When Silicon Valley locks us out of boards and corporate suites and locks us out of employment, contracts and entrepreneurial investments, even though we disproportionately use their products, we can't breathe.

The pharmaceutical sector, though, is being hit disproportionately hard because cutting prices for pills is a quick way to reduce spending, compared with alternatives like cutting money for hospitals or restructuring health care systems.

On several of the oxford styles, though, the collar was disproportionately wide, and the stitching was done in a color that stood out from the rest of the shirt: it was like having visible scars running the length of the shirt.

One single late payment can have a negative impact on your score that seems disproportionately harsh, though, unfortunately, an on-time payment won't come close to making a positive impact as drastic.