Sentence examples for more than proportionately from inspiring English sources

In particular they examine how the "Taylor Principle", under which interest rates respond more than proportionately to increases in inflation, can generate multiple equilibria.

Because they provide leverage, moving up or down in value more than proportionately to changes in the underlying stock, options lend themselves to speculation.

Another tradition favours it because the distortionary costs associated with taxes are non-linear: they rise more than proportionately with the rates at which taxes are collected.

"As you go to lower and lower levels, the cost go up more than proportionately," said Dr. John Evans, an expert in risk assessment at the Harvard School of Public Health who was a member of the science board that advised the E.P.A. on arsenic during the Clinton administration.

The reasons are: first, energy-intensive industries (like cement and steel) are more than proportionately affected in a recession; second, alternative energy sources are usually cheaper than oil; and third, OPEC oil, unlike domestic oil, has to be paid in foreign exchange.

First, whether demand for the trophy as a commodity is 'elastic', where demand changes more than proportionately with price, or 'inelastic', where demand is relatively unaffected by price.

In Part A, mean AMG 108 serum concentration-time profiles generally exhibited nonlinear PK, and serum concentrations increased more than dose proportionately.

It reduced yield by more than half and proportionately more than the reduction in water supply thus reducing irrigation efficiency.

The Finger Lakes, with more than 50 wineries, proportionately dominated the outcome.

That's something like one-twelfth of the population of EIRE, & more men, proportionately, than have gone to war from Canada.

The MetroStars never reached the finals in their 11 mostly lean years, coughing up more leads, proportionately, than probably any New York team in memory.