Sentence examples for proportionate terms from inspiring English sources

In proportionate terms, the benefits are crucial for research funding.

"But the additional cost of the process may be higher in proportionate terms".

The 48 rebels represent in proportionate terms the 10th largest revolt the party has endured in 10 years.

The biggest cuts in proportionate terms came from the relatively modest budgets of Middle East and North African programs, which received a cut to 82% of their programs.

In proportionate terms however, it is Arsenal again that come out best with 19% of the age group having invested in kit in the last 12 months.

These may be big moves in proportionate terms but they are hardly seismic; if traders genuinely felt they might be out of pocket, they would demand a lot more.

"I would like to make clear to our American partners how important it is to ensure things are proportionate in terms of the personal rights of our citizens," the interior minister said in a statement before his departure.

In the view of the ERB ethics review should not be dogmatic and ought to be proportionate in terms of benefit and harms.

Theresa May, the British home secretary, said the government would work with the aviation industry and with the manufacturers of airport screening equipment "to devise a sustainable, proportionate, long-term security regime" that would meet the new terrorist threat to air cargo shipments.

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33 As smokers have a greatly increased risk of lung cancer (although their radon related risk is proportionate in relative terms to that of non-smokers), 10 34 we used separate life tables for smokers and non-smokers, assuming lung cancer rates in smokers to be 25 times that of non-smokers.