Sentence examples for and proportionately less from inspiring English sources

The shift will mean garnering more and more of its business from software and services and proportionately less from selling costly computers.

But law enforcement officials agree that since the demand for illicit drugs began to rise in the 1960's more and more marijuana has been grown in the country and proportionately less has been smuggled across the border.

But even if he were merely Patterson's equal, he would be delivering blows an eighth harder than Patterson's on a body an eighth smaller, and proportionately less resistant, than his own, and Patterson's disadvantage in the clinches would be commensurate.

All 10 minutes would be required to declare a smear negative, and proportionately less for a 3+, 2+, 1+ and scanty positive smear.

There were about 10% more patients with abdominal causes of sepsis in PROWESS-SHOCK compared to PROWESS, and proportionately less with pneumonia as a cause (Table S3 in the supplementary appendix of the study) [ 2].

The proportion of ewes with dystocia was somewhat higher in 2010 than in 2000; however, the increase was small and proportionately less in ewes with single lambs than in those with multiple litters.

Jake Hayman, the chief executive of philanthropy advice service Ten Years' Time, said US donations tended to be much larger than the UK because lower tax rates, and thus proportionately less tax income, in the US mean there is a greater need for contributions from the wealthy to help with education, the arts and the wider community.

Immigrant mothers were older, had lower income adequacy, and spoke proportionately less English at home than Canadian born mothers.

Although the patients who died in ICU had higher APACHE scores and were proportionately less likely to be surgical, taken overall we have been unable to identify any systematic patient factors – age, APACHE II score or prior duration of chronic renal failure – which were so strongly associated with worse outcomes that they might be used to support decisions not to admit patients to intensive care.

To formulate a country's image, a firm might win a contract worth anywhere from half a million to several million dollars; cities and regions pay proportionately less.

It is noteworthy that the improvements in England and Wales and the other countries occurred within a context of a relatively worsening cancer incidence, but relative to other countries England and Wales had proportionately less of general GDPHE going to cancer services, albeit the second biggest increase of the MDC over the last few years.