Sentence examples for growing in proportion from inspiring English sources
"The faculty's unhappiness with this was growing in proportion to the research volume," Jim Plummer, John Fluke Professor of Electrical Engineering and former dean of the School of Engineering, said at the 30th anniversary event.
Although experts in death penalty law say they have no concrete figures, they say they believe the numbers of such cases may be growing in proportion to the number of foreign citizens on death row.
All that was peerless in its time, the magic of the season, our son coming down the stairs in his pajamas, year after year, growing taller and warier, the angels tarnished, the pile of gift-wrapped presents growing in proportion, but that time is past.
The elderly population is large and is growing in proportion to the general hospitalized population.
The elderly patients affected by candidemia are growing in proportion to inpatients, but available data are limited.
5– 9 The elderly population is large and is growing in proportion to the general hospitalized population, but available data on epidemiology, clinical impact, and outcome of nosocomial fungal infections are limited.
This is not an issue, though, because social impact should grow in proportion to the company's activity.
Mr. Simmons said complaints from travelers had grown in proportion with the increase in security measures.
If the number of network members equals n, in other words, the value of a one-to-many network grows in proportion to n while the value of a one-to-one network grows in proportion to n2.
