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Under these circumstances, it was vital to see that no part of the world suffered disproportionately.

Hands. Stockton has disproportionately long fingers, allowing him to palm the ball out of a dribble.

Since then, the price of greater freedom seems to have fallen disproportionately on the large Coptic Christian minority.

During the financial crisis, governments have funded themselves disproportionately with bonds of maturities of less than a year.

A company with a lot of cash is in a disproportionately strong position now than it would be in normal times.

Those economies which had still not diversified as much as they should suffered disproportionately.

The turnout in primaries is tiny, typically only between 10% and 20% of voters, and tends to be disproportionately composed of activists.

It also warns that the poor will probably suffer disproportionately from the public-spending cuts to be detailed in the autumn.

And by an accident of geography that's a cost that will fall disproportionately on the poor.

A survey of plagiarism published this month found that postgraduate students were disproportionately likely to have been caught cheating.

The poor are disproportionately at risk, since people without credit cards are more likely to carry cash.

In addition, ClearQuest helped us track volatile parts of the system -- those parts in which change requests were disproportionately high.

We're being paid to think now disproportionately more in the United States than we're being paid to manufacture and produce something.

Before I left, Mr. Xie did not disproportionately expressed their preferences.

Over the past two decades, sub-Saharan Africa has seen a resurgence of this airborne disease, which disproportionately affects the poor.

Tipping points occur when a small change in one factor, a "driver, " can cause a disproportionately large response in an overall system.

With one-third of all farmers involved in cotton cultivation, the policies of the AAA were bound to affect that region disproportionately.

If you drag one of the side circles, the image grows or shrinks disproportionately, as shown here.

With a life-span of up to 30 years, they live disproportionately long lives compared with other mammals.

It grew worse during the recent recession, and is likely to widen again as government budget cuts fall disproportionately on poorer regions.

True enough, but the poor are disproportionately likely to be overweight.

The burden falls disproportionately on poor rural citizens, up to 500m of whom do not have access to piped water.

The burden of recapitalisation would fall disproportionately on a few, very large and relatively thinly-capitalised banks.

A small number of innovative start-ups account for a disproportionately large number of new jobs.

That is now beginning to hit female employment disproportionately hard.

Globally, close to three quarters of people receiving antiretroviral drugs are in Africa, where the epidemic is disproportionately severe.

As you can see, people advertise disproportionately high salaries for themselves.

In the US and to a lesser degree the UK, sons of poor fathers are disproportionately likely to be poor.

Above all, FPTP is not very representative, disproportionately rewarding parties whose support is geographically concentrated.

The fetus of the diabetic gravida may also have disproportionately large shoulders and body size compared with the head.

'Surely the party's legitimacy is threatened as the fruits of economic growth have so obviously disproportionately benefited the 'haves. '

But, as Mr. Bowles and Mr. Simpson point out, tax expenditures disproportionately benefit those at the top of the economic ladder.

Moreover, the money during this era circulated disproportionately into property.

Here are a few of the small things that make me disproportionately happy.

In times of financial crises, the poor suffer disproportionately and need to be protected.

Today in the United States, low-income households and people of color are disproportionately affected by indoor and outdoor air pollution.

An American who read just one book this year was disproportionately likely to have read "The Lost Symbol" , by Dan Brown.

It would be unfair if the burden was borne disproportionately by private-sector workers.

In these models the hands and face are disproportionately large in comparison to most of the body.

Food price inflation is felt disproportionately by the poor, who spend over half their income on food.

Although Muslims are disproportionately poor, they spend plenty of money on food.

Resizing will make images an exact set of dimensions. This may cause images to be stretched or shrunk disproportionately.

The costs, if any, are likely to fall disproportionately on those least financially capable of dealing with them.

Disproportionately, speed dates who had similar speech patterns wanted to go out on another date.

The impact of the higher costs is being disproportionately felt by developed countries with struggling economies and lower growth prospects.

Ms Chan attributes the underperformance to the liquidity crunch, when small caps underperformed "disproportionately" .

Germany's robust economic recovery, national statistics show that eastern Germans continue to suffer disproportionately from unemployment.

In India, unintentional falls are a major public health problem that disproportionately affects older women and children.

Due to various reasons mentioned above, Asian Americans are disproportionately affected by many health disparities.

Rising inflation particularly hurts China's rural population, whose consumption basket is disproportionately made up of food.

Young children suffer disproportionately without safe water and sanitation services.

They make up about two percent of the population, but suffer disproportionately high rates of ill-health, imprisonment and unemployment.

The ban would affect Chinese Americans disproportionately, although Chinese culinary culture would certainly survive.

By comparison with the rest of Europe, Lisbon is hoarding disproportionately large quantities of gold.

And, once the revolution had occurred, why did the gains accrue so disproportionately to countries in Europe and North America?

Senators from coal states and the South worried that their regions would be disproportionately hurt.

At Honda the workers complained that their wages were disproportionately lower than those of their foreign managers.

America has suffered its deepest post-war recession and that downturn has taken a disproportionately heavy toll on jobs.

First, the burden of tighter credit fell disproportionately on the private sector, the most productive part of the economy.

The first chapters of the financial crisis hit investment banks disproportionately hard; the closing ones will focus on commercial banks.

They suffer disadvantages at almost every turn, and endure disproportionately high rates of ill-health, unemployment and imprisonment.

American subjects disproportionately prize choice and individualism.

Female sex workers and gay or bisexual men - a third of whom are married - "disproportionately bear the burden" of the epidemic, they say.

Since the U. S. became the world's dominant economic power, no downturn has fallen more disproportionately on one gender.

This means load may be spread disproportionately across the servers in your cluster.

Our world faces multiple, interconnected crises with severe and far-reaching impacts that fall disproportionately on the young.

Peripheral countries would benefit disproportionately, thereby helping to ease overall debt burdens.

Is today's voluntary army really voluntary, given that many recruits come from a disproportionately lower economic background?

Commercial banks are allocating their limited supply of credit disproportionately to state-owned enterprises.

Teachers are disproportionately affected in many of these countries.

The frequency of extreme weather events increases disproportionately as global temperatures rise.

During the 1991 recession California and New England suffered disproportionately, thanks to banking crises and defence cutbacks.

Otherwise a large (and disproportionately poor) part of the country could drift towards political extremism.

But fear of Chinese migration has increased disproportionately to its size says Mr Mikheev.

Bangladeshi shops and hotels, which employed disproportionately more men, were exceptions.

The world's poorest countries are disproportionately likely to be at war.

Some citizens worry, however, that pardons are disproportionately granted to the rich and influential.

There are disproportionately more old people depending upon a smaller generation behind them.

You may not take any action which imposes an unreasonable or disproportionately large load on our infrastructure.

Technology has disproportionately benefited high-earning workers, who also spend far longer at work than do low-earners.

Worse, the growing number of poor people is disproportionately elderly.

It also disproportionately benefited the rich south and south-east, which has most of the smaller districts.

Indoor air pollution disproportionately harms women, the young, and people from less developed regions of China.

The new flu strain is preying on children and young adults and appears to have a disproportionately high fatality rate in pregnant women.

Though the poorand unemployed remain disproportionately black, an emerging black middle classis slowly blurring racial and social lines.

A disproportionately high percentage of the damage to road infrastructure is caused by trucks with axle loads higher than legally permitted.

Small islands have played a disproportionately large role in the thinking of evolutionary biologists.

The stimulus dollars were disproportionately directed away from those who lost the most jobs.

That could disproportionately affect African Americans, who have higher prostate cancer risk and death rates.

The quotas for provincial-level cities like Beijing and Shanghai are disproportionately large.

Small islands have played a disproportionately large role in the thinking of evolutionary biologists.

The stimulus dollars were disproportionately directed away from those who lost the most jobs.

That could disproportionately affect African Americans, who have higher prostate cancer risk and death rates.

The quotas for provincial-level cities like Beijing and Shanghai are disproportionately large.

Going from human to Boskop, these association zones are even more disproportionately expanded.

After all, they own a disproportionately large share of the equity and property markets.

Everything we're talking about falls disproportionately on African-Americans, on Hispanics, on a lot of Asian-Americans.

Yet funding for micronutrient and other nutrition programmes remains disproportionately low.

When free markets are tampered with, poorer people suffer disproportionately.

The Echo was disproportionately read by skilled manual workers and by the middle-aged and old.

The Echo was disproportionately read by skilled manual workers and by the middle-aged and old.

In short, city brains had disproportionately amplified responses to social stress.

They are disproportionately low-income women, often in physically demanding jobs with little flexibility.

They often lack safety nets, and suffer disproportionately in times of economic hardship.

Studies have shown that young women and people of color smoke in disproportionately high numbers.

Previous research has found disproportionately high suicide rates in gay teens.

Second, evidence is growing that climate change hits two specific groups of people disproportionately and unfairly.

The crisis has hit central and eastern Europeans so disproportionately hard because of two policy errors by their governments.

The fourth thing is labor is disproportionately more expensive than materials.

They would benefit disproportionately from the exception.

Why do migraines disproportionately afflict women?

A 2008 study by Paul Oyer of Stanford University found that Stanford MBAs disproportionately shunned Wall Street during a bear market.

The crisis also is disproportionately affecting migrant workers, the UN said.

Emerging markets seemed likely to suffer disproportionately because of their trade and financial links with the West.

Those pandemics disproportionately killed younger people, a phenomenon, which is different from seasonal flu.

Therefore, the oncoming slowdown in the world economy is likely to impact these Cyclicals disproportionately.

And bigger storms do disproportionately greater damage.

The period of greatest potential, when the working-age population is disproportionately large, is not open-ended.

Worse, it is a regressive tax, which disproportionately hurts small banks with weak deposit bases.

Yes, there are risks and potential dangers, but worry magnifies these disproportionately and blinds us to the wonders of our age.

disproportionately hit by heavy job losses in blue-collar industries.

And since conditions are tightest in the peripheral economies, the ECB will have to buy their bonds disproportionately.

But China's economy is disproportionately skewed to heavy industry in part because of its undervalued exchange rate.

The second answer is that the US is disproportionately responsible for the stock of greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere.

While the new law applies to all companies that employ foreigners, it will disproportionately affect foreign firms, Wall says.

As a result, the black middle class is disproportionately female and the black poor are disproportionately male, and the gap is widening.

"The poorest people are paying disproportionately high prices for their needs, " he says. "Solar power works well in this market. "

The pain is being felt disproportionately by men, the young and blacks.

Older Hispanics and black Americans will be disproportionately affected, according to the report.

Spending cuts fall disproportionately on the less well-off; and, even before the crunch, median incomes were stagnating.

And it is disproportionately members of the intellectual and political class in whose souls they flourish.

Since mid-March, the Chinese government has responded disproportionately to protests in Tibetan areas.

In the past Hispanics remained disproportionately poor and working class.

Freud saw man as motivated disproportionately by sex.

The state has the highest maternal mortality rate in the country, and maternal mortality disproportionately affects women of color.

When supply is tight, a small increase in demand can have a disproportionately large effect on price.

As a result, immigration from the new EU states has been disproportionately concentrated on two members.

Pregnant women were included in the initial priority group because they, like young people, have also been disproportionately affected.

In addition, big fish produce disproportionately more eggs than small ones.

There is also a large community of Thai Chinese, who have historically played a disproportionately significant role in the economy.

This means that a global trade crisis will hit Germany disproportionately hard.

Some educators say that one remedy may be to encourage lowbrow, adventure or even gross-out books that disproportionately appeal to boys.

"They are disproportionately young, affluent, highly educated and live in non-rural communities, " Pew notes.

And because buying a house usually involves taking on lots of debt, the bursting of this kind of bubble hits banks disproportionately hard.

A growing number mind that the death penalty in America falls disproportionately on blacks and poor people.

Of course, the unfortunate reality is that the criminal population in America is disproportionately made up of racial minorities.

Fertiliser subsidies, for example, go disproportionately to fertiliser producers and well-off farmers.

They are disproportionately old and female and live in small towns, according to Nando Pagnoncelli of Ipsos MORI, a polling company.

The EEG abnormalities in brainstem encephalitis may be disproportionately mild, compared with the clinical state of the patient;

Take any action which imposes an unreasonable or disproportionately large load on the infrastructure of this Site;

which are disproportionately Italian or French and often lovingly hand-craft their products within the euro area

The poor, after all, disproportionately carry the burden of soaring food and transport costs, and it is the better-off who have

Spending cuts fall disproportionately on the less well-off;