Sentence examples for proportionately better from inspiring English sources

American Muslims were proportionately better educated and better off financially than their British counterparts.

CNN did proportionately better among the prized demographic, viewers aged 25 to 54 in the same hour.

The film fared proportionately better in France, where it had a middling release with even better reviews and many packed-out audiences.

While women are better represented at the state legislative level than in Congress in 2015, Black women actually fare proportionately better at the federal level than they do in states.

Several aspects of the morphology seen in Quetzalcoatlus, including its relatively expanded upstroke power (see below), expanded inboard wing proportions and high forelimb bone failure loads indicate that it was capable of producing higher transient lift coefficients than Pteranodon, and likely demonstrated proportionately better launch and landing performance.

In children of 10 years or more, the cartilage is thinner and the results are proportionately better with each additional year up to 12 or 13.

This preference, referred to as "small-number bias" (SNB), varied with prefrontal functional lateralization: it was larger in participants with over-proportionately better performance in design fluency compared to letter fluency than in participants with over-proportionately better performance in letter fluency when compared to design fluency.

Perhaps retail shareholders have proportionately done better than the wholesale brigade, just as Cable told us they would.

A frequent refrain is that high-altitude resorts are selling better, proportionately, than those at lower levels.

The engineering talent pool is proportionately larger, and better in many respects.

The marines, with 45 men discharged during the first six months of this year, have better record proportionately than the Navy, which has had 2,895 discharges for drug rea sons.