Sentence examples for better in proportion to from inspiring English sources

If the Algerians play better in proportion to the improved Slovenia display, we're going to be embarrased tonight".

The private banking unit, historically the group's cash cow, reported an operating profit of 303 million Swiss francs ($207 million) for the quarter, a bit better in proportion to assets than UBS managed in the same period.

Painted two years earlier in an even more dazzling abstract manner, it fared better still, in proportion to its size, at £3 million.

But if we are going through these difficulties now, it must be in proportion to the better society we're heading towards".

Use humour in proportion to your skill, Better a short and heartfelt speech than one laced with tasteless jokes that fall flat.

You'd think that a higher SPF product would provide better protection against the damaging rays of the sun in proportion to its rating.

When the tax burden is figured in proportion to personal incomes -- which many economists consider a better basis for comparison than sheer dollars -- New York and its neighbors were closer to the norm in other parts of the country.

They also found that the story-wise distribution of BRB, in proportion to the story drifts and story shears, results in better structural performance.

Fore-and-afters, or schooners, handle better in coastal winds, have shallower drafts for shallow waters, and require a smaller crew in proportion to their size.

Ensure that the tie knot is in proportion to the size of your neck- a smaller knot will harmonize better with the proportions.

In proportion to his talent.