Wondering how to use Disproportionately in a sentence? Below are 20 example sentences from real English texts. Including the meaning.
Disproportionately in a sentence
Related words
Disproportionately meaning
in a disproportionate manner
Synonyms of Disproportionately
Example sentences (20)
People of color are disproportionately by police on Stanford’s campus, a 2021 annual progress on Public Safety found.
And Florida will continue to be disproportionately affected by climate change and sea level rise, the report concluded.
However, the content purge was also infamous for seeming to disproportionately affect animated films and shows.
Altogether, they found that Black and Latino individuals were disproportionately shot and injured by officers.
The reductions will fall disproportionately on young people (16-24), those in the lowest socio-economic groups and women.
This systemic exploitation of farmworkers — who are disproportionately people of color — hurts us all, including our farms.
And they have affected and will continue to affect—disproportionately—my country, Malawi,” declared the AG.
Only a small percentage of samples were affected, which had the potential to influence the overall grade disproportionately.
These regulatory changes disproportionately affected Black midwives in the state, rendering most of their practices illegal.
More than $243 billion will be stripped from the budget over 10 years and disproportionately benefit those on higher incomes.
If Fox has disproportionately big eyeballs, should that fact be heard from the mouth of the village Hen?
Both publications praised the way that Monroe has highlighted the fact that food inflation disproportionately affects the poor.
Once seen as mainly affecting white people of Caucasian descent, the opioid crisis disproportionately harms people of color now.
By making sure our footways are kept clear and safe we can support those who are disproportionately affected get around the city.
According to the North Carolina Housing Coalition, higher housing prices disproportionately impact people on the economic margins.
Many young farmers, a majority of whom are women and increasingly non-white, are also disproportionately affected by climate change.
The ability to access abortions has always disproportionately affected Black and non-white women.
This lack of coverage disproportionately impacts Black and Latino people, tribal and rural communities, and people with disabilities.
This government foresees climate crisis misery and plans mitigation, particularly for rural women who’ll be disproportionately harmed.
This has been the case for over the past year, putting a pinch on California disproportionately.
Common combinations with disproportionately
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- disproportionately affected 29×
- are disproportionately 24×
- disproportionately affects 18×
- disproportionately affect 15×
- disproportionately impacted 12×
- that disproportionately 12×
- been disproportionately 10×
- and disproportionately 8×
- disproportionately high 8×
- were disproportionately 6×
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