disproportioning (Meaning)

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disproportioning (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Disproportion

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The company's resources were disproportioning by the unexpected surge in demand.
The disproportioning of wealth in society is a growing concern.
The disproportioning of resources resulted in some areas receiving more aid than others.
The government's taxation policies were accused of disproportioning the tax burden on the poor.
The effects of climate change are disproportioning communities of color at an alarming rate.
The reorganization of the company led to a disproportioning of power among the executives.
The unbalanced distribution of resources resulted in a disproportioning of opportunities for individuals.
The disproportioning of treatment among patients based on their socioeconomic status was brought to light by a recent study.
The government's decision to increase funding for education led to a disproportioning of resources in favor of affluent areas.
The new zoning regulations disproportioning impacted the development potential of certain neighborhoods.

of Disproportion

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The company's resources were disproportioning by the unexpected surge in demand.

The disproportioning of wealth in society is a growing concern.

The disproportioning of resources resulted in some areas receiving more aid than others.

The government's taxation policies were accused of disproportioning the tax burden on the poor.