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

The regional seats are allocated from party lists in proportion to the number of votes cast.

Therefore, the computational cost increases in proportion to the number of load steps.

The presented method gives good results in precision in proportion to the number of linearization points.

"They distribute it in proportion to the number of seats the party won at the last election.

But his problem was that the available jury pool included few Jews in proportion to the number of African-Americans.

"A man is rich in proportion to the number of things which he can afford to let alone," he concluded.

This preconditioner, however, directly inverts a large matrix whose size increases in proportion to the number of time instances.

We conclude that academic achievement declines in proportion to the number of risk factors in early life.

(Until the winner-take-all contests start, on March 15th, the Republican delegates will all be allocated in proportion to the number of votes cast).

"What we need is an international agreement where you share the carbon out roughly in proportion to the number of flights going from each country.

The FlexPass is the same, but then refunds this money to the employee in proportion to the number of working days not parked each month.