disproportions in a sentence

• They blame all disproportions in American life on racism or sexism.
• This disproportion was a problem during much of the colonial period.
• Racial tensions arose because of the disproportion between residents and police demographics.
• It is borne in gross disproportion by the poor, compounding class angers.
• It is doing so with a worsening racial disproportion.
• The style was refined, tending to exaggeration and disproportion of the limbs.
• A crackdown on drugs is seen as at least partly responsible for the disproportion.
• The disproportion between atrocious means and petty ends in Kosovo is typical of Milosevic.
• This stark disproportion is due to the prison s location in a rural setting.
• The disproportion between the offense and harshness of the punitive actions was pointed out.
• It's difficult to see disproportions in a sentence .
• This disproportion became more pronounced in the more senior ranks of the Public Service.
• He was born with fibromuscular disproportion, a condition that led to uneven muscle development.
• Does it surprise anyone that there's a huge racial disproportion in the results?
• The disproportion between single men and single women, moreover, is attributed to the environment.
• So there is no disproportion against the population you would expect the Police Department to be searching.
• During the colonial period, the disproportion between the number of men and women was quite sharp.
• And if disproportions occur, the economic system can also adjust to them, within certain limits.
• Black folks already know why there's such a grotesque disproportion of their young men in prison.
• There was a clear " disproportion between the enthusiasm generated by the festivities around the birth of d.
• I must understand man, a creature of terrifying disproportions, a Divine spirit caged with a ravenous beast.