Sentence examples similar to be proportionate to difficulty from inspiring English sources

The returns are likely to be proportionate to the difficulty".

Nonetheless, the time should be proportionate to the offence.

In addition, he said, the force used had to be proportionate to the threat.

Israel's response, he said, will be "proportionate" to how the Palestinians act after the vote.

"Our contribution has to be proportionate to the risks and proportionate to the whole, wider, security envelope," says Mr Grevemberg.

The fuel consumption rate is assumed to be proportionate to the total weight of the vehicle.

From the perspective of proportionate algorithms, the first two requirements are intuitive, since the family of the proportionate algorithms should be proportionate to the magnitude of the filter's coefficients.

For proportional flow rate, the number of opened orifices should be proportionate to applied voltage.

Student loans are not evil, but they should be proportionate to future earnings.

The basic principle of justice is that the punishment should be proportionate to the crime.

The insurance industry said charges would only be proportionate to costs.