Sentence examples for war disproportionately from inspiring English sources

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This war disproportionately targets blacks and other minorities and the poor across all racial demographics.

We know from Amnesty International that war disproportionately affects women, especially vulnerable to exploitation and sexual violence.

The effects of this price war fall disproportionately on American makers, for a couple of reasons.

The commander in chief finds Vietnam War resisters "disproportionately Jewish... the deserters".

Many of the bereaved relatives, like Jim, come from small towns across the American heartlands where the burden of war falls disproportionately.

I first came there in 2007 to write about how Congo's war was disproportionately harming women, how women's bodies were becoming battlefields, how the United Nations was calling Congo the rape capital of the world.

With so many of Iran's elite families in exile after the 1979 revolution, the soldiers who fought the war came disproportionately from the country's lower social strata.

Black Lives Matter activists have forcefully argued that the U.S. criminal justice system represents a gateway to racial oppression, one marked by a drug war that disproportionately targets, punishes and warehouses young men and women of color.

They include centuries-old policies of social and economic marginalization dating back to the times of the Spanish Conquest and the recent conclusion, in 1996, of a violent civil war, which disproportionately targeted indigenous communities [ 18].

Second, it means less conflict because civil wars occur disproportionately in poor countries.