Sentence examples for grows in proportion from inspiring English sources

As Jessie and Chloe continue their clandestine affair, sneaking off to motels for afternoon trysts, Jessie's guilt grows in proportion to her sexual gratification.

'Their bone structure is good, and everything grows in proportion.' Already, these birds are 44 days old and will be killed at 50 - maturing nearly a fortnight longer than those at Tollgate Farm.

Sir John, who retires in April 2000 to be replaced by Greg Dyke, is expected to call on the government to safeguard the BBC as a "counterbalance" or a civilising force for the future and ensure that the corporation's income grows in proportion to that of the nation.

The pheromone trace of a given link grows in proportion to the load of the link.

This behavioral divergence grows in proportion to H3, where H is the thickness of a moving mass.

(The value of a network grows in proportion to the square of the number of users on the network).

But the pardon office has not grown in proportion to the workload.

Mr. Simmons said complaints from travelers had grown in proportion with the increase in security measures.

The level of anxiety prevalent in sixth-grade lunchrooms appeared almost to grow in proportion to a school's distance from the ivory towers of the Northeast.

I shared it with Derek, my unemployed friend whose cynicism seems to grow in proportion to the difficulties he is having finding a new job.

As the five-day trip progressed, my estimation for Richard was to grow in proportion to the irritation I felt with a number of my travelling companions.