Sentence examples for proportion personal from inspiring English sources

Defense lawyers claimed the government was blowing out of proportion personal vendettas that Mr. Mullet harbored against former followers and other critics, and thus did not deserve a long sentence.

There's a very small proportion of personal injury cases that attract legal aid, namely for clinical negligence … that makes up less than 1% of personal injury cases".

"We therefore expect bankruptcies and debt relief orders to form an increasing proportion of personal insolvencies as 2009 progresses".

When the tax burden is figured in proportion to personal incomes -- which many economists consider a better basis for comparison than sheer dollars -- New York and its neighbors were closer to the norm in other parts of the country.

As a proportion of personal savings, investment in Japan's investment trusts (most of them now invested in bonds) has come down from 6.5% at the peak in 1989 to just 3% now.

The only aspect that has changed is the increasing proportion of personal information that is available as digital data on the Internet.

Results draw attention to a high proportion of personal attributions, indicating high levels of relationship-conflict; these results are in contrast to the task-conflict typically addressed by the marketing literature.

Salient differences include the fact that the proportion of personal reflections (46.1 %) outnumbered that of expositions in humanities and arts (38.5 %) and science faculties did not prepare a task which requires examinees to write a sequential explanation text.

And that depends on the proportion of personal use to the amount of time you rent the property.

Values of exactly 1 represent ages from which participants recalled the same proportion of personal events as expected.

33 In contrast, our findings also showed that increasing the proportion of personal health expenditure out of total health expenditure might increase TB/HIV mortality rates.