Sentence examples for has been proportionately from inspiring English sources

Although there has been significant improvement in employment and compensation in Mississippi since the mid-20th century, growth at the regional and national levels has been proportionately greater; consequently, in the early 21st century the state remained disadvantaged economically, with a per capita gross product that was among the lowest in the country.

The increase in net costs has been proportionately greater in sectors with relatively low-cost apprenticeships such as retailing.

"The report tells us our cancer survival improvement has been proportionately larger than in other UK countries, and we have consistently achieved the 31-day target since July 2013.

The term "underrepresented minority," or URM, specifically designates a student as being a member of a group that, historically, has been proportionately underrepresented in U.S. academic science.

As a result, it has protected childless and higher-income households from the worst effects of austerity while ensuring families with children take the hardest hit: Institute for Fiscal Studies figures show families with children have been proportionately hit three times as hard as working-age households without children.

If this had been the case, the true concentration of human DNA added to each assay would have been below the Picogreen calculated concentration and overall call rates would have been proportionately reduced.

Moreover, being a hospital based study, patients with severe illness causing rapid death and patients with milder symptoms who prefer treatment from local health facilities may not have been proportionately represented in the study group.

Inclusion of standardised assessment as a search term would have resulted in an unmanageable number of paper returns, and the number of new, relevant papers would have been proportionately low.

For some years, Finland has been running proportionately the biggest fiscal surplus in the euro area.

Both policies have since been reversed and there has been a proportionately far bigger surge in troop numbers to Afghanistan than to Iraq over the last three years.

A flexible labour market and a long tradition of emigrating to find work facilitated the transition – net outward migration since 2008 has been greater proportionately in Ireland than in Greece despite unemployment being much higher in the Aegean state.