disproportion

Otherwise, I had only to deal with my own sense of disproportion.

These and her general preparations had perhaps a certain disproportion.

I was simply feeling the infinite disproportion of it all.

The main difficulty was the great disproportion in our forces.

This disproportion was a problem during much of the colonial period.

With such a dangerous disproportion, the whole must needs be governed by them.

During the colonial period, the disproportion between the number of men and women was quite sharp.

There's a terrible disproportion between risk and gain, increasing with time.

Over time, the apparent disproportion becomes even more obvious, especially during the first years of life.

The armies that were about to face each other exhibited a significant disproportion.

There were some obvious disproportions and oddities in the show.

Experts point to a handful of reasons why the disproportions exist.

If we compare rural and urban areas, these disproportions are even greater.

And do you consider truth to be akin to proportion or to disproportion?

Alas, after a time she became conscious of the disproportion in the conversation.

And if disproportions occur, the economic system can also adjust to them, within certain limits.

Such a disproportion, he said, would provide clear cause to suspect some racial bias.

There are three problem areas: firstly, the disproportion in the academic world.

In a private, lucid moment, he might have conceded this disproportion.

Does not the great disproportion bar all comparison and inference?

Disproportions in the racial makeup of special education classes exist all over the country.

A crackdown on drugs is seen as at least partly responsible for the disproportion.

Since then, the gulf between the two Americas has widened to new levels of disproportion.

The disproportion between x votes and no seats is apparent.