Sentence examples for proportionate effort from inspiring English sources

But I try and think about what's our strategy, and our strategy is to try and have a proportionate effort in these states, to try as best we can to put ourselves in a good position in the big states and then try and win as many of the smaller states as possible".

There are parts of the customer experience that can be predicted to matter greatly to customers, and it's therefore worth investing disproportionate (or, I suppose, proportionate) effort and resources here.

However, the free riding behaviour of participants who earn large passive rewards means that the huge number of individuals recruited through geometric incentive mechanisms does not always translate to a proportionate effort and the budget required to compensate participants can be quite high [65].

Rather, only a proportionate, sustained effort to optimize one's weight can reasonably be demanded [ 23].

"But it must be admitted that the success hasn't been proportionate to the effort".

Before regulating, you must identify the risk the regulation is intended to reduce, and then propose only regulations that will actually work, at proportionate cost and effort.

They also know that their success is directly proportionate to the effort they put in.

But police forces are supposed to devote "proportionate" amounts of effort to the various cases they're investigating; and given that nobody died or was physically beaten up in the commission of this particular crime, many might argue that no more money should have been spent.

The decline in FGC practice is not proportionate to the efforts exerted.

The scale of the espionage and sabotage effort "is proportionate to the problem that's trying to be resolved," the former intelligence official said, referring to the Iranian nuclear program.

Employment's social contract -- the tie between employees' effort and proportionate results -- has fundamentally broken.