Sentences with phrase «with disproportionate»

I know people frequently structure deals with disproportionate distributions to the sponsor to reward them for their performance.

The Northeast — with a disproportionate share of condos and co-ops — has some of the smaller homes in the country, with a median size of 1,680 square feet.

There has been a 35 percent increase in cases of bacterial sexually transmitted diseases since 2009 and an increase in breast and cervical cancer cases with a disproportionate impact on communities of color, including an alarming 25.1 percent increase among Latinas.

Now, New Jersey faces public health crises: a 35 percent increase in cases of bacterial STDs since 2009, and an increase in breast and cervical cancer cases with a disproportionate impact on communities of color, including an alarming 25.1 percent increase in Latinas — but the Christie administration has busily found reasons to downplay these alarming statistics.

Lawyers comprise a profession filled with a disproportionate share of workaholics.

Although perhaps unexpected by many people, this is the correct decision where the evidence has shown that fees have prevented access to justice for employees, with a disproportionate impact on women in particular.

Amnesty International's 2016 report Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Gender, Indigenous Rights, and Energy Development in Northeast British Columbia found that energy projects in northeast BC have had unintended consequences for wellness and safety, with a disproportionate impact on Indigenous peoples and especially Indigenous women and girls.

we have a problem with disproportionate delivery of service resulting from the paternalistic approach to legal service delivery mandated by our Courts and our regulators.

The plant will use outdated technology and as a result will be a coal plant with disproportionate emissions, impacts on human health, water availability, and agricultural productivity in an age when any new coal plant can not compete economically with renewable energy and is a climate crime.

The Kyoto Protocol adopted in 1997 was based on the principle of «common but differentiated responsibility,» which is to say that developed countries, with their disproportionate historic responsibility for past emissions, were expected to cut sooner and deeper.

Such nations» demand for fossil fuels grows with disproportionate speed.

The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection has stated that this approach would burden the state's ratepayers with disproportionate costs.

If the game was to be made now, the player character would be an inhuman, grunting lump of muscle (or in the case of a female, the character would be an athletic nymphomaniac with disproportionate breasts, occasionally hinting at having girl power so to deflect any potential criticism of sexism), the puzzles would simply be deleted, exploration would amount to just following the arrow to the next waypoint, and dialog would be halved.

If your enemies end up with a disproportionate number of recruitment citadels, you can actually start losing recruits as they defect to the other side.

All cats can be affected to some extent by flea bites, but an allergic cat will react with disproportionate severity.

The SD2 variant is associated with disproportionate dwarfism in Labrador Retrievers and has displayed subtle phenotype affects.

The average return for profit chasing was 0.71 % higher than calendar rebalancing, with a disproportionate 2.85 % increase in average volatility and a 7.83 % increase in average drawdown.

Bill would damage credit scores of million of consumers Consumer Action joined the National Consumer Law Center and other organizations in opposition to HR 435 — legislation that would reduce consumers» control over their own data by preempting state and federal privacy protections, damage the credit scores of millions of consumers with a disproportionate impact on African Americans, and conflict with long - standing state utility regulatory consumer protections.

A blog with a disproportionate number of chain - linked posts can be dull.

Part of the problem is that for the past decade all of us over here at Title I schools [i.e., schools with disproportionate numbers of disadvantaged students] have been saying «[our state test] is not fair....

Brown's Local Control Funding Formula increased funding for districts with disproportionate numbers of English - language learners, foster students and students from impoverished families to help them all have better chances at leading successful lives.

-- All of this teacher's students might be doing well by the end of the year (with these particular students doing much better that if they were assigned to any other teacher), but his VAM scores are likely to suffer in comparison to the teacher down the hall with a disproportionate share of the well - behaved, studious kids.

High stakes testing has only had horrible consequences for schools with disproportionate number of Black and Latino students.

It denies resources to the neediest schools, uses discipline policies with a disproportionate harm on students of color, and enacts policies that increase the concentrations of students in high poverty and racially segregated schools.

Black and Latino students live disproportionately at or below the poverty line, and it is no accident that we are faced with the most segregated school system in history, with a disproportionate number of school closures happening in the poorest communities - all at the hands of using invalid metrics.

The Court specified courses to be provided and required that ``... districts with disproportionate numbers of disabled students, economically disadvantaged students, and students with limited English language skills...» be taken into account.

Our Supreme Court has directed that districts with disproportionate numbers of children with special needs, children who are economically disadvantaged, and children with limited English language skills be taken into account.

This week: CA Charter Schools Association endorses Villaraigosa for Gov., a surprise increase in federal funding for child care and education in the new budget, the state's new plan to deal with disproportionate numbers of inexperienced and ineffective teachers in low - income schools & more

In most of the jurisdictions with disproportionate arrests of black students, the disparities are significant.

On the other hand, it is disappointing to observe that weak undergraduate teachers do not make up for their limitations in the classroom with disproportionate research excellence.

The City of Manukau Education Trust is a not - for - profit organization established to work in a city with a disproportionate number of poorly educated people, so it was ideally suited to develop and implement this unusual approach.

Animated, anthropomorphized animals typically leave behind reality in favor of appeal on the «cute» spectrum, and, with the exception Rango — he with disproportionate head — the rest of the cast of critters topple into the opposite end of the scale (Beans could be another exception, save for the unnatural quality of sticking curly locks atop the head of an amphibian).

With a disproportionate number of women being represented in Hollywood, it's no wonder some of the best female performances and best female directing of 2014 were in indie's like «Begin Again,» «Under the Skin,» «Belle» and «Obvious Child.»

Information that can not be assigned or can only be assigned with disproportionate investment of time, cost and labor to a specific or identifiable person, being excluded as anonymous data (see § 3 paragraph 6 BDSG).

If their local demographic situation is imbalanced, with a disproportionate number of single men or women, this could lead to the state of affairs that it is virtually impossible for a person to find a partner.

If it is straight in production I think that's wonderful — the product shot looks really odd to me with its disproportionate play on length.

Nearly sixty - hour workweeks, combined with a disproportionate share of household labor and child care, make young women think twice about careers in academic science.

Hospitals with a disproportionate number of contract nurses also had significantly higher levels of patient dissatisfaction, which prior research has linked to lower quality care and worse outcomes.

An analysis of the relationships between 43,000 transnational corporations has identified a relatively small group of companies, mainly banks, with disproportionate power over the global economy.

Police Commissioner James O'Neill did acknowledge there is an issue with a disproportionate number of arrests for black and Latino people compared to whites.

BRONX, NY — Today, New York City Council candidate, Mark Gjonaj, standing with a group of Bronx community leaders, announced the filing of a lawsuit charging that the City of New York is unduly burdening the Bronx with a disproportionate level of supportive housing facilities.

Moving towards simply needing a majority of the population to have power could make majority tyranny worse, since separated powers wouldn't slow down the process or stop bills that hurt a minority with disproportionate power in one part of government.

If your daughter screams, «You're an idiot» and locks herself in her room, it does more than make you angry; it erodes trust and her ability to influence you in a positive way because she's reacting with disproportionate emotion.

On the contrary, such reforms are a godsend, for they help to diffuse a potentially damaging stigma associated with the disproportionate dependence of blacks on state - funded transfers.

Banks don't want to do that, because they generally fund their operations with disproportionate amounts of debt, and they maintain that their profitability — as well as our economy's growth — depends on their continuing to do so.

After a short conversation with a disproportionate amount of nodding, the salesperson walks over to the trader.

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Indeed, say the BW authors, «orphan drugs accounted for a disproportionate share, 41 percent, of all medications brought to market in 2014» — with global sales, by one estimate, expected to reach $ 209 billion by 2022, roughly twice what they are now.

The waivers are intended for facilities producing less than 75,000 barrels per day (bpd) that can also prove compliance with the policy would cause them «disproportionate economic hardship.»

North Carolina's disproportionate share of searches is likely associated with the Time Warner Cable Arena located in Charlotte.

Mozaffarian also mentioned that the disproportionate number of younger people drinking sugary beverages compared with elderly people would dramatically increase the number of people who have diseases related to the drinks.