Sentence examples for proportionally you from inspiring English sources

And they claim that it penalises the frugal who pass wealth on to their children, reducing everybody's incentive to save and invest.Supporters of the tax, in contrast, retort that it is highly progressive (the more you have, the more, proportionally, you pay) and thus a small, but effective, counterweight to America's concentration of wealth.

Speed and signal strength diminish proportionally as you move away from the router.

Adding to the confusion, consumers can -- depending on the store -- purchase extended warranties for an individual item or in discounted packages where the price is proportionally reduced if you buy warranties for more than one item, like a washer, dryer and dishwasher together.

If you exempt any of the rich charities, you must proportionally burden those classes, for the actual expenditure must be defrayed; and if A is let off, B must pay more.

The classic example is that as the price of beef goes up, you will increase the amount of chicken you buy proportionally.

As soon as you start drawing from the central point, try to draw everything proportionally as best as you can.

" 'We'll let you in — proportionally!' " He took a photo of the Statue of Liberty in the distance.

Nicolay Lamm created a successfully crowdfunded Kicstarter campaign last year to make the Lammily doll, a proportionally realistic 12″ figure you can add freckles, zits and glasses to.

It will also lengthen your legs, making you look proportionally thinner by comparison.

It's as if all your genius for writing, the great works of art proportionally become that shitty when you direct... It's as if you become the happy chef of the shit piles, and of all the shit piles I've ever seen.

[But] when you have a clear rule that says if you want to lend more once you're at this maximum, you have to raise proportionally more capital, then it comes counter-cyclical and much healthier for the economy.