Sentence examples for very disproportionate from inspiring English sources

There is ample evidence that in nearly all LICs public spending on health disproportionately benefits wealthier citizens and also that health financing is very disproportionate in favor of the rich [ 7, 9, 10].

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"It's very disproportionate: on any movie you'll end up with mostly men doing the action.

The way it is now, he said, hockey revenues are "very, very disproportionate" in favor of franchises like the Rangers, Boston, Toronto, Detroit, Colorado and Dallas.

Russell Sciandra, director of the Center for a Tobacco Free New York, said: "The cuts here are very disproportionate to what other states are doing.

So there is no reason to be bolder with Russia, because the behaviour of others is at the root of the August war.Ms Slaughter obviously disagrees, calling Russia's invasion of Georgia a "very disproportionate response" to Mr Saakashvili.

The union said it had met with executives on Wednesday and Thursday and that "management is insisting on very unrealistic, disproportionate salary reductions for our group".

Indeed, mitochondrial complexes (mainly complexes I and III) can leak electrons, leading to the partial reduction of oxygen to O that spontaneously, or by the superoxide dismutase (SOD -mediated catalySOD -mediatedidly disproportionates into H2O2.

Lightman said he feared that "in a time of very limited resources, disproportionate amounts of money were being spent on a small number of people".

Yet I believe that worst of all are the government's policies and an ideology that seems to have singled out us disabled people to carry a very heavy and disproportionate austerity burden.

Most Americans now recognize that the biggest corporations and the very wealthy have disproportionate political influence.