Sentence examples for proportionate amount of time from inspiring English sources

They have to ensure rivals are given a proportionate amount of time on similar outlets with large audiences, rather than simply ensuring they appear somewhere on one of the BBC's many services.

Perhaps if the media spent a proportionate amount of time covering all of the services Planned Parenthood provides, and educating the public about women's health, instead of focusing disproportionately on abortion, women's health care wouldn't constantly be jeopardized.

Beyond that, I think that if an alternative therapy had an evidence base on a par with conventional medicine then staff would be happy to devote a proportionate amount of time to it, but not to CAM that lack evidence.

"Magazines began to calculate how much advertising a designer had paid for and offered a proportionate amount of editorial space.

"There is a proportionate amount of people who work hard and others who just have it handed to them.

I do, however, spend a proportionate amount of space on the personal, political and artistic history of major novels like "Main Street," and on their cultural impact.

Vitriolic as the attacks are, any successful band is liable to gain a proportionate amount of detractors, and Nickelback have shifted more than 50m records.

But we have to also maintain the current distribution in the code so higher income people are paying the same proportionate amount of taxes.

Investors in the Wells Fargo security owned a proportionate amount of the JPMorgan security, but they also were the counterparties to Wells Fargo in an interest rate swap.

These would need to include the proportionate amount of material to run, full explanation of provenance (including, where appropriate, the identity of freelance writers), and no bylines for "reporters" required to rewrite copy.

But those users are not yielding a proportionate amount of revenues at the moment.