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Disproportionally

Disproportionally | Disproportional

Disproportionally meaning

In a disproportional manner, or to a disproportional extent; disproportionately

Example sentences (17)

It alleged that TikTok's algorithm amplified content that "disproportionally favoured one candidate," it detailed in a statement shared with POLITICO.

Rebecca Fawcett from the Commonwealth Public Service Union said forcing people back into the office disproportionally impacts women.

The plan also acknowledges that homelessness disproportionally affects those from historically marginalized communities, including Black and Native American households, those in the LGBTQ+ community and youth and young adults.

But COVID-19 struck, and small businesses like his in Utah and across the U.S. entered a fight for survival amid the coronavirus pandemic, which impacted minority-owned enterprises disproportionally.

I expect it will similarly show that black people are disproportionally stopped by police.

A Waitangi Tribunal report found that law change disproportionally impacted Māori prisoners and a High Court declaration stated the current law is inconsistent with the right to vote in the Bill of Rights Act.

Former New York City mayor apologized for the New York Police Department's use of the stop-and-frisk policing tactic he championed during his tenure that disproportionally affected black and Latino men.

Particular attention must be given to BAME women and women living with disabilities, who are disproportionally impacted by domestic violence and sexual assault respectively.

She attributed this to economic disparity, segregation of neighborhoods and schools, homogenous social networks and the rise in the prison population disproportionally made up of African American males.

The media recently reported that former Vice President Joe Biden expressed regret for supporting the drug crime laws because they have disproportionally and unfairly impacted African Americans.

They try to eat local, and they pay attention to how environmental problems disproportionally affect poor people and minorities.

Unfortunately, hunger and poverty disproportionally affects Latinos and African-Americans.

Across the country, construction workers have been disproportionally hurt by the epidemic, the report’s authors point out.

Pritie Billimoria, of the charity which helps people in poverty get access to benefits, said carers were already “disproportionally socially and economically vulnerable”.

Nationally, the burden of wildfires is disproportionally heavily distributed in the southern and western regions.

Owls are known for their disproportionally large eyes in comparison to their skull.

Such disproportionally high emigration rates resulted in a relatively small population growth in the Slovene Lands.