Sentence examples for in proportion to the difficulty from inspiring English sources

In general, the length of a design document section should increase in proportion to the difficulty and length of the solution it describes.

For each correct answer, one point was attributed in proportion to the difficulty of the question.

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.

But if we are going through these difficulties now, it must be in proportion to the better society we're heading towards".

Mobcaps vary in size in proportion to the hairstyles.

Showing photographs in proportion to the casualties is ludicrous.

Luxury is ever in proportion to the inequality of fortunes.

Discipline in proportion to the offense.

The fact that both the enumeration of small and large quantities is equally affected by the manipulation of attentional resources (in proportion to their respective difficulty) could be interpreted as evidence against a functional dichotomy between subitizing and counting.

Among them are these: "It is appropriate for spectators to applaud successful strokes in proportion to difficulty, but excess demonstrations by a player or partisans are not proper because of the possible effect upon other competitors".

Attendance has fallen in direct proportion to the standings.