Sentences with phrase «vastly disproportionate»
People find it easier to acknowledge and confront historical wrongs which do not implicate them personally, rather than to take responsibility for current discrimination, such as the vastly disproportionate rates of Indigenous juvenile arrest and detention.
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It is not merely an accident of language that the appalling infant mortality and peri-natal morbidity rates for Indigenous infants results in vastly disproportionate «hospital separations» today, and that the juvenile justice systems of Australia continue to separate Indigenous children from their families at rates well beyond those for other Australian children.
Some of us are seemingly invisible in small groups and have you noticed there is undoubtedly always someone who commands levels of positive attention vastly disproportionate to their ability to seriously contribute.
Therefore, if your income is vastly disproportionate to the amount you owe, you may have trouble getting a plan agreed upon.
What should be easy money for the mercenary team of a freerunning ex-commando and his computer hacking partner proves to be anything but as they find themselves doggedly pursued across Europe, Canada and the United States by highly trained forces with resources vastly disproportionate to the recapture of one missing acolyte.
It is simply unacceptable that a vastly disproportionate number of minority students fail to learn to read.
For years Professor Moe has been pointing out the teachers unions» tendency to use what he considers to be their vastly disproportionate powers to benefit their members at the expense of schoolchildren.
Philanthropy constitutes only a fraction of 1 percent of total spending on K - 12 schools, but initiatives like the Gates high school effort illustrate how such money can have a vastly disproportionate impact on the direction of America's schools.
Our job is to find out how we can have a vastly disproportionate impact.
Should the former win the day for him, it would be surprising if some Labour activists didn't begin to question the vastly disproportionate power wielded by MPs under the present arrangements.
Not exact matches
What if the gifted 10 percent proves racially disproportionate — Asians vastly overrepresented, whites somewhat, and blacks and Hispanics far underrepresented?