Sentence examples for you disproportionately from inspiring English sources

For Xanthella, "local development agencies such as Highlands and the Islands Enterprise (HIE) give you disproportionately more attention than would be the case in a city," MacKenzie says.

No matter where the revenues go, when you disproportionately prey upon the poor, you're exacting a regressive tax.

"So if you believe that you're a meritocracy, and that your meritocracy results in you being disproportionately and overwhelmingly white and Asian male, then you believe that any tinkering with how you recruit, assign, promote, and retain people is somehow, quote-unquote, lowering the bar".

Which is why you read disproportionately more about rose in press releases (you like the idea of it) than smell rose in perfumes (the reality makes you shy away).

See, when you get road rage and start accelerating more quickly and braking suddenly, you create disproportionately high levels of carbon emission as opposed to when you drive calmly and make speed transitions smoothly.

Startups only have an opportunity at winning, though, if they focus on the new areas in which the incumbent players can't compete,  You only have an advantage over a big competitor if you focus disproportionately on your area of expertise and new dimension, avoiding all the common distractions that take you off course.

If you don't, you leave yourselves vulnerable to accusations of incompetence, enabling those who challenge you to disproportionately focus on discrepancies.

You may disproportionately notice bums and pickpockets.

TINA: We can pay you a disproportionately large amount of money, Hillary.

"You see disproportionately negative impact from products like Green Works, out of the big blue-chip companies that have tried to layer a green offering on top of their conventional offering, and a relatively better performance from the niche players who remain independent," said Stephen Powers, an analyst at Bernstein.

You feel disproportionately motivated when it comes to "getting your life together".