disproportioned (Meaning)

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disproportioned (imp. & p. p.)

of Disproportion

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The disproportioned representation of women in leadership positions is a persistent problem in many industries.
The city's budget was disproportioned, with a large portion allocated to infrastructure projects and a relatively small amount to social services.
The disproportioned impact of climate change on marginalized communities is a pressing issue that requires urgent action.
The disproportioned use of force by law enforcement against people of color is a systemic problem that needs to be addressed.
The disproportioned representation of men in STEM fields is a barrier to gender equality and innovation.
The disproportioned burden of unpaid care work on women is a major obstacle to their economic empowerment.
The disproportioned rate of incarceration of Black and Hispanic people in the United States is a stark example of racial injustice.
The disproportioned impact of poverty on children is a serious problem that has lifelong consequences.
The disproportioned representation of people with disabilities in poverty is a systemic issue that needs to be addressed through comprehensive policies.
The disproportioned impact of COVID-19 on racial and ethnic minorities highlighted the deep-seated inequalities in society.

of Disproportion

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The disproportioned representation of women in leadership positions is a persistent problem in many industries.

The city's budget was disproportioned, with a large portion allocated to infrastructure projects and a relatively small amount to social services.

The disproportioned impact of climate change on marginalized communities is a pressing issue that requires urgent action.

The disproportioned use of force by law enforcement against people of color is a systemic problem that needs to be addressed.