Sentence examples for be to proportion from inspiring English sources

So far, it might be argued, Kierkegaard has done little to show that a leap in the direction of Christianity is a better bet than any of its alternatives, and that a wiser tack as Hume counseled in connection with alleged miracles would be to proportion belief (and passion) to the available evidence.

The height of the architrave is half a diameter; the frieze and members over it are to be proportioned according to the directions to that effect which have been given in the third book.

But the question that remains is, to what proportions?

The aim is to increase the proportion of own label going through the tills from 45%to50%0%.

Its target for 2012 is to grow that proportion by 20percentt more.

One of its objectives is to "increase the proportion of adults who get sufficient sleep".

The key to this look is to think about proportions.

A goal is to be stylishly proportioned, and have the emphasis on the legs or face.

The other parts are to be similar in proportions and symmetry to those already described.

Parker's obligation is to secrecy, discretion and proportion.

The overall proportions are to remain similar, along with the mid-engine powering the rear wheels.