Significados de disproportionately small en inglés

The means at hand for these grand undertakings were disproportionately small.

A waist disproportionately small is a deformity to an instructed eye.

It has an immense stone, and a disproportionately small pulp.

Yet this 10% uncertainty receives a disproportionately small amount of airtime.

His body was disproportionately small for a creature with a head the size of Ti-gan's.

A disproportionately small hat was balanced on her head.

Its red eyes were disproportionately small, beady.

This has produced the vast preponderance of white graduates and a disproportionately small number of black graduates.

The number of servants kept in such mansions as these would sound disproportionately small to an English ear.

She drew herself up in quiet dignity, and, with a disproportionately small hand, adjusted her wig and vulture-goddess headdress.

That divide has been economic but also racial, with minorities claiming a disproportionately small share of the nation's substantial wealth.

Some analysts say that, despite China's size and relative economic strength during the world's downturn, the country's media market is disproportionately small.

In spite of the proverb, great effects do not follow from small causes,-thatis, disproportionately small,-butfrom adequate causes acting under certain required conditions.

To accommodate his broad shoulders, he's had to buy a white button-down that billows out around the waist, making his legs look disproportionately small.

It was so much taller in its haunches than its shoulders-itsfore legs were so disproportionately small-thatin walking, its hind feet invariably took precedence.

Gates said funding for non-military foreign affairs programs had increased since Bush took office in 2001 but was " disproportionately small" compared to military spending.