Sentence examples for proportionally though from inspiring English sources

Proportionally, though, those by far most likely to be working on Christmas Day are the clergy.

Proportionally, though, Stuyvesant remained the least diverse among the three large specialized schools, according to historic enrollment figures.

Proportionally, though, the SNP is now by far the gayest party in Westminster, with 12% of its MPs chalking themselves up as sexual minorities.

That's because it is, at least proportionally: though 15cm shorter and nine centimetres narrower than the Vauxhall, the Fiat is the same height.

Moreover, reducing the power consumed by the network can also result in cooling power savings proportionally, though this part of power savings is not taken into any calculation in this paper.

Draconian measures will also be welcomed by angry parishioners and by priests who feel betrayed by those of their number -- too many, though proportionally few -- who have brought discredit upon the clergy and upon the church itself.

The opposite direction of the two variables was not surprising due to the repeated findings of Altamurana as showing a proportionally lower number of erythrocytes, though characterized by larger cell sizes, than North-European sheep breeds [ 8].

Last week, the Census Bureau announced there are more immigrants in America than ever before in the nation's history -- numerically though not proportionally -- and the largest single block is from Mexico.

Half of parliament is chosen proportionally from party lists, though only those parties that cross a 5% threshold are eligible.

The contribution of the random-walk model to the initial velocity is seen to be negligible at first, but increases progressively, though not proportionally, as β increases.

The chain elongation equivalents increased relative to hydrogen generation, though not proportionally (Additional file 1: Figure SI 2).