Sentence examples for issue in proportion from inspiring English sources

That he has been driven from office by innuendo... should give us all cause to reflect on whether we have this issue in proportion".

Casting our eyes back briefly to Europe's plight in the 1940s helps put the issue in proportion and reveals the real obstacles ahead.

Under Japan's Commercial Code, companies are permitted to issue shares only in proportion to their hard assets, like factories and buildings.

This observation is consistent with the possibility of a sampling issue in a substantial proportion of the 19 with multiple specificities in the earliest positive serum.

The model predicts that this type of vaccine will be most useful where the critical issue is the reduction in proportion of poor responders.

The other 92% of the euro banknotes are issued by the NCBs in proportion to their respective shares in the capital key of the ECB, calculated using national share of European Union population and national share of European Union GDP, equally weighted.

These issues should be kept in proportion however, as WTRs are in plentiful supply at only the cost of their transport and installation, making regular replacement a feasible option.

We will issue the new credits to beta testers in proportion to the number of beta credits you have at the end of the beta period.

He felt that the secret diplomacy of the early twentieth century had brought about war and thus could write that, "the impossibility of war, I believe, would be increased in proportion as the issues of foreign policy should be known to and controlled by public opinion".

Changes in diagnostic criteria may influence trends of mesothelioma incidence but should not be a major issue in our study, because the proportion of morphologically verified cases in Hong Kong has been stable (≥ 85%) in recent decades (Hong Kong Cancer Registry 2008).

In a rights issue, a firm seeks extra funds from its investors in proportion to their current shareholding.