Sentence examples for as proportionately from inspiring English sources

Big American films and books - Star Wars, Hannibal - are as proportionately profitable in pounds as in dollars.

But now they are home again, reunited with a collection as proportionately rich in masterpieces as the mighty Rijksmuseum itself, one sees them in such a different way.

The legion of new Council candidates, though potentially bringing in vigorous new blood, will tax the city's campaign financing system as proportionately more people vie for seats they see as easier to win because the incumbents, with their built-in advantages, must step down.

We pushed really hard to make characters that were as proportionately realistic as we could.

Generally, owls do not have talons as proportionately large as those of accipitrids but have stronger, more robust feet relative to their size.

As proportionately higher enzymatic values (within biological criteria) were also observed in a method comparison experiment (part of the method validation) using random urine samples from adults, this is probably to a large extent caused by a calibration difference.

Nowhere has the new burden on students been as high proportionately as at Clemson, founded in 1889 on a plantation in the northwest corner of South Carolina.

Only Italy has proportionately as much debt and only Ireland as big a deficit.

Though there were three times as many male doctors as females, proportionately more female (62.5 %) healthcare professionals than males (44.2 %) reported having had access to a computer.

Our town has squirrels with white bellies as broad across, proportionately, as Pavarotti's.

He wrote that it took him more than twelve hours to unpack and shelve them from which it can be inferred that real estate in Weimar-era Berlin wasn't as dear, even proportionately, as it is here today in Manhattan.