Sentence examples for it's proportionate from inspiring English sources

Again, it's proportionate and reasonable protection of the vulnerable.

"An increase is good if it's proportionate to the population and represents the people that are buying," said Travis Given, a manager with Major Model agency in New York.

I have $30k in loans and my parents have $20k (which I fully intend to pay myself), and while that may not be too much compared to some folks, you have to remember that it's proportionate to how poor we are and I'm kind of freaking out.

The charitable response to the CMA's report is that it is proportionate to the scale of the problem.

The pledge is lower than those made by comparable developed economies including the United States, the European Union and Canada, but the government argues it is proportionate because of Australia's higher population growth and the higher economic costs of global climate action on coal exports.

The government's 26% pledge is lower than those made by comparable developed nations including the United States, the European Union and Canada, but the government argues it is proportionate because of Australia's higher population costs and the higher economic costs of global climate action on coal exports.

The court also backed France's contention that the ban was legitimate because it was "proportionate to the aim pursued, namely the preservation of the conditions of 'living together".

The Scottish government's report recommended that it "review the planning system, and its implementation at local level, to ensure that it is proportionate and does not unduly inhibit the roll-out of mobile networks, particularly 4G".

Delaney's lawyer has defended the tone of the newsletter, saying it is proportionate to the importance of the issues covered.

"What Nato does is defensive and it is proportionate".

Civilian loss of life as "collateral damage" can be lawful only if it is proportionate to the military objective.