Sentence examples for grows proportionate to from inspiring English sources

The business grows proportionate to the dresses".

Additionally, the rate of participation in education programs offered in correctional facilities has not grown proportionate in comparison to the prison population as a whole (Western et al. 2003).

In an interview with Reuters, Chambers says Cisco will probably "gain more market share during this economic slowdown than we ever have," and he added that "We will probably grow our cash proportionate to the industry at the speed that we've never been able to do".

More importantly, there is a growing insistence on economic exclusivity, roughly proportionate to relaxed barriers favorable to non-Protestant residents, who perhaps have a modest pedigree, but who boast the most opulent resources imaginable.

The reality is and researchers have found— that the grief a woman feels for her lost baby is not proportionate to the amount of time that baby was growing inside her, it is proportionate to the hopes and dreams and imagined future she was building in her head, to the attachment that was already forming for a prospective mother.

And what we know is even with developing countries, as their economic systems grow, there's an exponential increase in their demand for energy, electricity, proportionate to the GDP.

"Our resources are proportionate to smaller numbers".

Passion can be proportionate to scarcity.

That is not proportionate to our interests.

But, proportionate to its economy, China spends far too little.

Are its actions proportionate to the military gain?