Sentence examples for proportionate to those from inspiring English sources
I suppose, if we follow that line of reasoning, I would recommend a poll of students to gauge their response to Thatcher's death, and find out if the number of students applauding is proportionate to those who silently fistpumped when they heard the news.
The Welsh government has got most of what it wanted - the big prize is early access to borrowing powers, initially using defunct powers inherited from the Welsh Development Agency, but then full borrowing proportionate to those held by Scotland.
We need to look at the threats to our safety — all of them — wisely, and pursue policies that are proportionate to those threats.
It's the largest number on record with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), and proportionate to those who died, the number of people who reached land safely is quite high: For every 10,000 people who crossed, 37 died.
The respect that you deserve is proportionate to the respect that you have for those whom you rule.
The proportion of wood processed and manufactured in NRW is quantified based on finished product statistics, such as those found in [44] (proportionate to the population; cf).
The proportion of wood processed and manufactured in NRW is quantified based on finished product statistics, such as those found in [ 44 ] (proportionate to the population; cf).
The assignment of those in the MSM/IDU transmission category was proportionate to the number of males in the MSM-only compared with IDU-only category.
Jay Taylor estimates Chinese combat casualties at 70,000 and states that proportionate to the size of the force committed, such losses were greater than those suffered by the Chinese in the devastating Battle of Shanghai.
A punishment proportionate to the crime and consistent with other accused hackers in the UK, including those accused of hacking into the Pentagon.
Like the first two albums by the Velvet Underground, it's one of those records whose subsequent influence turned out to be inversely proportionate to the warmth of its initial reception.
