Sentence examples for proportionate to population from inspiring English sources

The regional breakdown, illustrated below in a map by Statista UK for The Independent, shows that despite the number of prosecutions being roughly proportionate to population size - with London seeing 810 prosecutions in 2014/15 - the percentage of rape reports resulting in a conviction varied hugely from place to place.

The Virginia Plan threatened to limit the smaller states' power by making both houses of the legislature proportionate to population.

The agency said this year's deaths were due to "natural attrition" and that it's reasonable to expect mortality to be proportionate to population size.

Maps of the 2 counties that delineate each lot by land ownership were obtained from the respective county governments, and 30 census block groups (the second smallest geographic subdivision for which the U.S. Census Bureau tabulates sample data) in the 2 counties were randomly selected based on probability proportionate to population size sampling.

Telephone numbers were randomly selected in a number proportionate to population size of each region.

In fact, proportionate to population, more children die from drowning in Bangladesh than in any other country.

To ensure an adequate representation, the entire population was divided into clusters and sampling was done proportionate to cluster population.

If you wanted a show that represented all Muslims equally and fairly, proportionate to their population, you might be disappointed.

In exchange, say the Kurds, they will be guaranteed a share of pooled revenue proportionate to their population.

But Mr. Pachachi said he opposed the Kurds' demands that they retain their militia and receive oil revenues roughly proportionate to their population.

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.