Sentence examples for proportionately few from inspiring English sources

The Daily Caller reported that based on photographs, the Occupy forces were almost exclusively white (numerous studies and polls have shown the Tea Party, too, has proportionately few members of minority groups).

The French have already sent almost 2,000 north Africans back to Italy.France and Germany argue that, since Italy receives proportionately few requests for asylum (just over 10,000 last year, compared with France's 52,000 and Germany's 49,000), it should cope with the relatively modest influx from north Africa.

Other carriers will likely welcome it aboard in the future; though proportionately few users give mobile e-mail a try, their attempts still count as high-margin data fees, and carriers want to cast as wide a net as possible.

This, also, appears to be in alignment with the social contract between the public and the medical profession in Sweden, where proportionately few cases of physician malpractice are reported [ 15].

You should care about dragnet surveillance because it gives cops bigger haystacks with proportionately fewer needles.

Official figures show that foreigners in the country commit proportionately fewer crimes than do Malaysians themselves.

Despite a history of tolerance, proportionately fewer Amsterdam Jews than Berlin Jews survived the Hitler years.

Four decades ago, Americans lost proportionately fewer babies than average among industrialized nations.

We already know that pupils from state schools will receive proportionately fewer top grades than those in private schools.

Greece may have proportionately fewer billionaires than other countries: Forbes currently lists only three while Germany has 101.

Pay and promotion are largely determined by seniority, and Italy has proportionately fewer foreign academics than most other countries.