Sentence examples for proportion to how from inspiring English sources
And the gruesomeness of their deaths was in direct proportion to how loved those characters were.
"The reduction in sentence is typically in proportion to how useful the information is that's given.
Historical drama is, broadly speaking, worth watching in proportion to how hard it is to stomach.
The normal rule is that they spoil them in inverse proportion to how much they spoiled their own children.
Climate change — here and around the world — damages communities in inverse proportion to how much of the trouble they caused.
Congrats -- people get justice in proportion to how much they can make the judge feel sorry for them.
Seems that each Clinton has to be effusive in inverse proportion to how angry each got during the primaries.
All of this is interesting precisely in proportion to how much Hemingway and his myth matter to you.
In addition, the fines increase in proportion to how long it takes to pay the tickets, all the way to $50.
"It would be ridiculous not to court athletes, but it should be done in proportion to how we court other things.
You get points for your call and additional points for calls made by friends in proportion to how close they are to you in your network.
