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Meanings of disproportionate share in English
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Usage of disproportionate share in English
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And within that slice, the higher earners obviously take a disproportionate share.
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The sector receives money and a disproportionate share of a nation's organizational skills.
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Major ecommerce companies derive a disproportionate share of their revenue from fourth-quarter sales.
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It also accounts for a disproportionate share of the luxury market.
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But some could get a disproportionate share if all donors decide their own programmes.
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So far, data transporters have been receiving a disproportionate share of the total costs.
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They argue they are being asked to shoulder a disproportionate share of the new tax.
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Islanders say they are being forced to shoulder a disproportionate share of the migrant burden.
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African Americans are a disproportionate share of this group.
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Photo: RNZ The statistics tell us there is a disproportionate share of Māori in prison.
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Or the fact that it's young people taking a disproportionate share of the country's insecure jobs.
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Conclusions: Individuals with frequent and severe headaches account for a disproportionate share of the headache-related LPT.
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In what other area of business would you find such a ridiculously disproportionate share of workload?
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With its vastly disproportionate share of the national population, Dublin presents the GAA with a conundrum.
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On the front line, this meant police would be left to manage a disproportionate share of the problem.
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Comorbidity measurement particularly affects research involving older adults because they bear the disproportionate share of the comorbidity burden.
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Disproportionate share through the time
Disproportionate share across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common