The final criticism of the president's plan is that it disproportionately favors the wealthiest Americans.

The court ruled that the amount of funding going to different districts was disproportionately favoring the wealthy.

Though the humdrum characterizes the bulk of our social experience, Mr. Brekhus wrote, sociologists disproportionately favor the outlandish.

To create another scale that disproportionately favored nuclear-energy users would have undermined the overall reliability of the study, he said.

Democrats, who are outnumbered by Republicans in the county by a ratio of 3 to 2, charged that the proposed legislative districts disproportionately favored Republicans.

But like the Bush plan, it disproportionately favors highways.

Also problematical is whether Mr. Bush's proposal would disproportionately favor the wealthy, a question that he ought to be prepared to answer in detail tonight.

Such a cut would disproportionately favor the rich, as did President Reagan's 1981 tax cut.

At the same time, revenue-increasing measures must reverse the recent trend of disproportionately favoring upper-income taxpayers.

The new runway opened up additional slots, particularly for carriers from other Asian countries, who were favored disproportionately over American and European incumbents.