Hai cercato la traduzione di disproportionately da Francese a Inglese

surveys on poverty always show that female-headed householdsare disproportionately represented (csegwsa 1989).
surveys on poverty always show that female-headed households are disproportionately represented (csegwsa 1989).

women are paid so littlethat they figure disproportionately among the poor and most contemporaryliberals recognize that poverty makes it difficult or impossible for individualsto exercise their formal or legal rights.
women are paid so little that they figure disproportionately among the poor and most contemporary liberals recognize that poverty makes it difficult or impossible for individuals to exercise their formal or legal rights.

risk factors for hiv among female and male injection drug users: does sexual transmission explain why female idus are being disproportionately affected by hiv in vancouver?
the future face of co-infection: prevalence and incidence of hiv and hepatitis c co-infection among young injection drug users.

par exemple, en ce qui a trait au monde du travail : despite the fact that most canadians are paid employees, the sun disproportionately emphasizes the concerns and opinions of business.
for example, with respect to labour, despite the fact that most canadians are paid employees, the sun disproportionately emphasizes the concerns and opinions of business.

many country lists use a variety of terms (e.g. exotic) and many include alien invasives disproportionately to aliens, but do not denote them as such.
need an operational definition of invasive for this dataset and discussions with data owners (to define date of intro/ invasiveness).

the misalignment of voting rights and quota from actual economic importance suggests that some shareholders have disproportionately more voting rights than others. for instance, canada and china have the same share of voting rights, but china’s gdp in ppp terms is six times larger than canada’s, and at market exchange rates is 60 per cent larger.
specifically, he examines the governance issues that arise when (i) one or more shareholders hold controlling voting blocks, and (ii) principal-agent problems exist between the executive board and the managing director.