Sentence examples for high in proportion from inspiring English sources

And with scaling down, some charities are finding that their management and overhead costs are now too high in proportion to their size.

In reptiles and birds, ovarian weight also is high in proportion to body weight during egg-laying seasons.

He thought about going for an organic label, but the packet of requirements was more than an inch thick and the cost to get certified too high in proportion to his profit.

The flexural modulus and strength of laminates resulted to be very high in proportion with the fibre stiffness.

They all offer a choice of either very low financing or cash-back rebates that are high in proportion to the cars' overall suggested retail price.

Thus, a high in-group proportion indicates a group is cohesive (members of the group are close to each other).

It was an election year in Greece, after all, and the country was already struggling to keep up the payments on its debt, which is higher in proportion to economic output than in any other nation in the European Union.

Fatter subjects generally move less, because daily energy expenditure is not higher in proportion to the higher fat percentage and to the higher cost for weight-bearing activities.

Fatter subjects generally move less because activity energy expenditure is not higher in proportion to the higher fat mass and thus the higher costs for weight-bearing activities.

Similarly, 63% of women aged 80 years and older had low grip strength and this was higher in proportion within the same age group of men.

Patients with pneumonia complicated with MRSA-instigated SSTI were higher in proportion than patients with SSTI caused by MSSA (χ = 10.57, df =1, and p = 0.001).