Sentence examples for proportionate as from inspiring English sources

"Appropriate and proportionate", as is the British way.

These skills will be crucial in enabling local authorities to provide assessments that are both appropriate and proportionate, as set out by the duty in the act.

After that, draw two fairly small circles for each head, one on each side of the circles for the ears, make them proportionate as well.

The same general rule applies to people who voluntarily take part in fights, although only if the injuries caused are proportionate, as in Lane v Holloway.

In the two eastern provinces, male and female CNRs are proportionate, as evident from the odds ratios.

"The SRC will be working with the Scottish government to ensure that the legislation is proportionate and as far as possible consistent across the UK to avoid confusion for customers and businesses".

From sensitivity analysis, the sponsor reported that increased adoption of VibraTip™ would lead to proportionate savings, as would be expected.

Researchers highlight the importance of considering proprietary benefits and that is at least ensuring benefits proportionate to investment, as well as planning for achievement of tangible outputs during the early stages of the projects (Barnes et al. 2002).

That is, the shoulders disappeared proportionate to temperature, as was observed in the UV-H treatments.

However, the business has well-over doubled in size since then, and while revenue is not considered to grow at the same proportionate rate as TV subscriber numbers, it is thought they could now be at a run rate of as much as £10m annually.

Disproportionate body composition (D) was defined as a PI (BW in grams/BL in cm) >90th percentile and proportionate (P) as PI ≤90th percentile.