TermGallery
Anglès
Anglès
Espanyol
Català
Portuguès
Rus
CA
English
Español
Català
Português
Русский
To a disproportionate degree.
proportionately
Antònims
Examples for "
proportionately
"
proportionately
Examples for "
proportionately
"
1
The tiny island says it already accepts
proportionately
more refugees than Italy.
2
CHEST-Broadin comparison to the size of the dog, and
proportionately
deep.
3
The men are six feet in height and upwards, and
proportionately
wide.
4
Nearly a score died in my company-L-andthe other companies suffered
proportionately
.
5
The longer the reign, the influence of that sovereign must
proportionately
increase.
1
In such cases, the court
disproportionately
reversed lower courts' denials of immunity.
2
That, it said, will
disproportionately
benefit the bank given its expanding distribution.
3
Such requirements can
disproportionately
affect minority voters who often favor Democratic candidates.
4
However, larger prospective purchases carry a
disproportionately
bigger price tag, Jimenez said.
5
A gender
disproportionately
affected by low wages and domestic violence, she says.
6
Importance: Depression is common among training physicians and may
disproportionately
affect women.
7
Young people in particular are
disproportionately
bearing the brunt of the downturn.
8
Parents of children with disabilities will also be
disproportionately
affected, it adds.
9
Nevertheless, Branson said Swiss banks were not
disproportionately
implicated in such investigations.
10
The incidence of heart disease is
disproportionately
large among the Hawaiian population.
11
As a result, headstone transcripts and cemetery registers have become
disproportionately
important.
12
To this day, these communities are
disproportionately
working class and Labour voting.
13
Economists say unemployment has
disproportionately
affected low-wage workers, who are typically renters.
14
This causes a severe multiplicative effect where the error grows out
disproportionately
.
15
Historically, we have
disproportionately
suffered the brunt of political aggression when voting.
16
A region
disproportionately
affected by weed now wants to profit from it.
disproportionately
disproportionately high
disproportionately large
disproportionately small
disproportionately long
disproportionately black