Sentence examples for proportionate its from inspiring English sources

A breast augmentation patient expressed: For me it's a confidence thing, to walk into a room and the way my clothes fit now, you know, it's just cause I feel like the rest of my body is proportionate, its how I look in my gym clothes...overall, it has been really, really good...I just feel so much more confident, my self esteem and everything.

But, proportionate to its economy, China spends far too little.

The American election is decided not by popular vote but an electoral college where candidates effectively compete to win each individual state, which holds votes proportionate to its population.

Note that certain other cells in the brain normally express much higher levels of IMP-L2 than those attained in the mNSC with dilp2GAL4 (Fig. S7), so that the contribution from mNSC to the total pool of IMP-L2, even in the dilp2GAL4 > UAS-Imp-L2 flies, is likely to be negligible, and not proportionate to its effect on lifespan.

Are its actions proportionate to the military gain?

But as a world political and trading power its significance is seen as proportionate to its role in the EU.

(I think Judt downplays Europe's current weaknesses and fault lines a bit, especially its failure to assimilate immigrants, its aversion to a continental foreign policy proportionate to its wealth, and the nationalist impulses that won't die quietly).

That gave it 30 Bundestag seats (proportionate to its share of the vote), nearly twice as many as before.This time, opinion polls suggest that the ex-communists may even leap over the 5% hurdle in September, thanks to backing from more than a fifth of the electorate in eastern Germany (support in the west remains tiny).

The recorded footage was processed in a custom program that analyzed each captured pixel and assigned it a line depth proportionate to its level of brightness.

But is it proportionate?

It was also told to be "proportionate" in its response to violence and take due regard for civilian life.