disproportionate
unproportionate , also: disproportional

I see that is quite disproportionate to the matter in hand.

There were very few children and a disproportionate number of men.

It was not as though young men were no longer taking their own lives in disproportionate numbers.

First, they said, the political risks involved would seem disproportionate.

These rights are threatened by the disproportionate use of force.

If the means seem disproportionate to the ends, you are on to something.

Party leaders have disproportionate influence over who gets to be a judge.

New York has a disproportionate number of elderly people over 65.

"And they seem to exercise a disproportionate amount of power."

But a great many are disproportionate and difficult to justify.

It's clearly going to have a disproportionate impact on the workers.

And a disproportionate percentage of those happen to be poor.

The security case is not made and the risks are disproportionate.

What about the disproportionate number of men doing the cleaning up?

These are the same groups already making a disproportionate sacrifice in military service.

But the city also contains a disproportionate share of what's wrong with the country.

That seemed disproportionate, considering how much time I had spent thinking about them.

A disproportionate number of the addicts seem to be women.

Americans, he said, held a disproportionate number of sensitive jobs.

"A disproportionate number of people are spending money on their homes," he said.

Even so, such a limit would have a disproportionate effect on the Soviet military.

I consider that to be a disproportionate action for what we are trying to achieve.

A disproportionate number of visits in the late evening were to young children.

We both noticed that there seemed to be a disproportionate number of men present.

"It would also be a disproportionate interference with the rights of the other three children."