Sentence examples for proportion of the problem is from inspiring English sources

"What is so tragic this time is that the proportion of the problem is 20 times bigger, and there are many more people who are going to suffer because we are slow learners," Professor Siplon said.

Yet, each time the hacker menace is blown out of proportion means the cause of the problem is not addressed.

The problem is that a growing proportion of people born after 1970 can't afford to get on the property ladder.

The problem is over a small proportion of that money and the threat to withhold up to £10m from councils if the number of teachers drops.

The problem was the proportions of the ingredients.

The increasing global scientific and public awareness and epidemic proportions of the spreading problem are reflected in the number of articles on "fake drugs" cited in PubMed: 27 papers from 1966 to 1999, 56 papers from 2000 to 2004, 122 papers from 2005 to 2009, and 294 papers from 2010 to 2015 (February).

Even though the proportion of debtors with this problem is not huge – now nudging 6 per cent of the National Debtline client list – it has risen dramatically from the 1.3 per cent that was registering just four years ago.

The least proportion of total problems were judged to be present for the impairment construct items, however the highest proportion of struggles were identified within this construct (Table 2).

8 15 The proportion of experiencing problems was, however, much higher in this study group compared with earlier found proportions 9 11 which underlines that this is a special group.

A similar improvement (Week 48 vs Week 24) was evident in the placebo/PR group for the Anxiety/Depression domain, although the proportion of patients with problems was higher than in the simeprevir/PR group (Table  4).

The proportion of reported behaviour problems was highest among the SHD group (62.1%) and lowest for the Chronic Conditions and Elevated Service Use groups (34.9% and 35.0%, respectively).