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

Such ressentiment breeds in proportion to the spread of the principles of equality and individualism.

But in recent years, the risks have grown sharply, and they have done so in direct proportion to the spread of armed conflict and instability.

The latter is a prime example of a bad property right rule with a simple fix: whatever is the fee for origination, the rule would be that it has to be spread over time in proportion to the borrower's payment of principal.

Colorado is considering splitting its electoral-college votes in proportion to the votes cast (an idea which, if it spread, would make it worth Mr Bush's while to visit California and Mr Kerry's to visit Texas).

To be sure, a telescope having a large objective lens accepts more light from an object in proportion to the area of the lens aperture, but it magnifies the image area in the same proportion; so the increased light is spread over an increased area of the retina, and the illuminance remains unchanged.

The rate difference, or spread, between the ARM and a fixed-rate loan is critical, he said, because it decreases in proportion to the security sought.

Showing photographs in proportion to the casualties is ludicrous.

Discipline in proportion to the offense.

The cost of the winning bid would not be paid by the government but would be spread across all the other generators, in proportion to their own carbon dioxide emissions.

Spreading in direct proportion to the amount of the book's contents that were being loaded into my brain, those creases became the external embodiment of the furrow-browed effort that reading it required.

In proportion to his talent.