Sentence examples for proportion with other from inspiring English sources

The four-year total of gifts that she and her husband took from wealthy friends was, as Mrs. Clinton notes, not out of proportion with other first families.

Social service agencies have always been part of the landscape in St . George but according to Mr. Dorian, numbers are now out of proportion with other Staten Island neighborhoods.

Mazher Iqbal, a Labour councillor and cabinet member for communities and inclusion, says house prices in Page Hall have dropped out of proportion with other areas of the city.

Adjustment of the feed proportion with other waste streams also consumes a lot of time.

The first case was the combination of iodosulfuron (always present at minor proportion) with other herbicidal a.s. with the same mode of action (inhibitor of branched chain amino acid synthesis).

Simmer described the figure's dimensions were in proportion with other figures released by the studio, and praised the level of detail in the armor and weapons, but found fault with the neck articulation and design.

Anderson and May [18] described "who-acquires-infection-from-whom" matrices with as many unique elements as risks of infection, but Nold [45] formulated mixing as a convex combination of age-specific activities (number of contacts per person per day) and constant preference (proportion with others in the same group), and Jacquez et al. [46] allowed preference to vary with age.

… the burden of EU legislation for GM technologies is completely out of proportion compared with other science-based endeavours … the burden of EU legislation for GM technologies is completely out of proportion compared with other science-based endeavours Interestingly, European scientists at public and private institutions are at the forefront of technological development concerning new breeding.

A Parmesan-crusted twin-cut pork chop, while gloriously browned, was of cartoonish proportion compared with other dishes on the plate, including a root-vegetable mash that tasted far better than it looked, with cream and butter lacing the smooth turnips, carrots, rutabaga and onions.

First, the burden of EU legislation for GM technologies is completely out of proportion compared with other science-based endeavours.

Among the 15 patients included in this study, 12 (80%) were responders, a proportion consistent with other clinical studies of CRT.