Sentence examples for language of proportion from inspiring English sources

We have lost control of the language of proportion.

Predictor variables include (1) demographic characteristics of poverty level, marital status, employment status, and foreign-born status; (2) psychosocial factors of prenatal depression, parity, recent IPV exposure, remote IPV exposure, non-IPV trauma history, and social support; and (3) acculturation measures of language of interview and proportion of life spent in the USA.

Even in the Gaeltacht – areas where Irish is the communal language – the proportion of those speaking it every day fell between the 2006 and 2011 censuses.

Between 1997 and 2008, in American middle and high schools that offer at least one foreign language, the proportion of them teaching Chinese rose to four per cent, from one per cent.

Acculturation was assessed with two proxy measures: language of the interview and proportion of lifespan spent in the USA.

The ATS softens Cadillac's faceted art-and-science design language and has a subtle sense of proportion.

Three areas, in particular, we resolve to show restraint: (1) the language we use, (2) keeping a sense of proportion, and (3) not holding grudges too long.

There is only a low correlation (r = 0.075) between the popularity of a national common language and the proportion of receiving a high school or above education.

While these figures show that the numerical balance of clicks to nonclicks in the Khoisan languages varies, the proportion of words containing clicks to those with other consonants reveals a strong bias toward clicks.

Government statistics show that 6% of Mexicans speak an indigenous language, a proportion that has held steady since the mid-1990s.

Due to the close relation between the Scandinavian languages, a considerable proportion of speakers of Danish and especially Norwegian are highly fluent in Swedish for a total number of speakers that could be as high as 15 million.