Sentence examples for but proportionally from inspiring English sources

But proportionally, they are reporting damage more frequently than women, and their doctors are diagnosing more serious injuries — strokes and fractures, dead nerves and shattered backs.

In fact, they divvied up a couple of hundred grand, but proportionally – given there were trillions in the Great Hall – I was a Big Issue seller in a suit.

The great example of this, of course, is the broadcast series "Lost," but proportionally it's a greater challenge for the high-quality end of cable, where, just to pick one example, AMC's "Mad Men" this year stumbled through a fifth season in which plot strands came and went and, despite some titillating or shocking incidents, hardly anything happened.

Others spend more frugally but proportionally collect less in taxes.

It is essentially irrelevant, but proportionally represents the levels and activity of ADM.

However, this finding indicates a higher repetition of concept co-occurrences but proportionally fewer unique dyads (i.e., pairs of linked concepts) in the Fed corpora.

In the early 21st century, Cambodia was at peace, but its proportionally large armed forces imposed an enormous burden on national resources.

Vegas and the high-street bookies take in plenty of cash, but measured proportionally to population net spending in the country's legal forms of betting divided by the number of residents over age 16 America and Britain lag not merely Australia and Hong Kong, but also Scandinavia and Finland.

The non-evaporable water decreased but not proportionally to the substitution level.

Based on the experimental and analytical results, FRCM increases shear strength but not proportionally to the number of plies installed.

Based on the experimental and analytical results, FRCM increases shear strength but not proportionally to the number of fabric plies installed.